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The plant shows mild stress but nothing too serious. Twisted top growth is likely from earlier overwatering, light/heat stress, or slight nutrient excess. Burnt lower leaf edges show past stress, but the new growth is still green which is a good sign. Keep the environment stable, avoid overfeeding and overwatering, maintain airflow, and monitor the newest growth rather than old damaged leaves.

New growth seems fine.........old damaged leaves won't recover. As m0use wrote, if you are going to do a diary, fill it out completely, answers can only be formulated from info that you provide............more info, better answers.

hi..... das sieht mir nach Stress und-oder Nährstoffmangel aus...... Dünge mal laut Düngeschema weiter und beobachte das Ganze........ Ich denke sie erholt sich wieder und du wirst mit ihr noch deinen Spass haben.....😜 Viel Glück

Old damage wont repair itself. If it back on track it should keep growing well. Looks like the new growth is mostly coming in good. but I do see some issues. the lack of details in your diary is making it a bit harder to really help. the "IDK Soil" as a substrate option and "maybe florescent" as lighting source is not ideal. Take the time and put in some effort in it or shit in will equal shit out. As a shot in the dark. your plants looked liked they had a bit of burning and or some PH fluctuations. Don't know its feed or how much. not listed in diary. Thee is a lot happening in the pics on your diary from the pile of mail, to bottle of clonazepam and what appears to be a tin of shaving cream or nasal rinse and candy/a vape in the one pic. Id suggest reading up a bit on the basics of growing and just familiarizing yourself with things before it feels to overwhelming and your rage out. Lot of good resources out there from books to videos. Could start with growing cannabis basic 101 in google and seeing what pops up. A lot of what you do to tomato plants can be done to cannabis. both are heavy feeders and require extra Calcium.

U,re underfeeding, that,s why

Yo, Trippykidz954! Honestly, looking at the "tall one" you’re worried about, it seems like she’s just hitting a serious growth spurt, but there are a few things to keep an eye on. The stretching where the nodes are getting pretty far apart usually means she’s reaching for more light, so you might want to check your hanging distance or intensity to keep her from getting too lanky. I also noticed some slight yellowing/browning on the leaf edges in the top right photo, which could be a tiny bit of nutrient burn or a slight pH fluctuation now that she's picking up speed. Since you said they just bounced back, she’s probably just finding her rhythm again, so just keep your environment stable and don't over-adjust while she's transitioning. She’s looking healthy overall, just a bit more "eager" than her sisters! Happy Growing Growmie🌱