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+1 for heat stress. If the room is hotter than hell, it doesn't matter how far way you keep the lights away from the plants. But then you say the lower leaves are turning yellow. That could be a deficiency or lockout. Typically Magnesium. If MG, the best solution would be to add a tsp...

+1 for that Nice suggestion. Walmart is the devil, but they have certainly supplied me with many tools to do the job through the years. Since you are in week 2 of bloom, the stretch should be over. Allow another 2-3 days of insane growth-- the rest of the vertical development should be mainly...

Heat's a mofo. Most of the water you are adding each day is mainly to cover the h2o that is evaporating from the bucket, as well as the h20 that is transpiring from the foliage. And you can't really add any substantial nutes either. Just weak mixes, so as to maintain nutritional equilibrium...

How much water a week are you feeding the big one, and what nutes are you using?

LOL. Search me. They look like healthy, awesome haze plants. They are, indeed, normal. Getting skinny? That's what they do. They take a loooong time to flower, as most haze varieties do. Add 2 weeks to whaterver your seed bank quotes-- especially with haze. Awesome. Awesome. Nothing is...

... And if you see little yellow/white speckles crawling around during this waiting period, little bugs, then you know it's thrips!

Well, the drooping plants in the pics of your sig indicate overwatering-- or just watered. Either way, drooping leaves are a sign of getting too much water. If they have been drooping for a while now, and now spots are showing up, that means that the plants have been overwatered for some time...

It sounds a lot like: Gee, I don't know what to do with all of this bud. I, like, grew 2 more pounds than I was expecting. What am I going to do with all of this?

So are you complaining or bragging that your bud is turning purple? Sounds like bragging to me. Some strains turn purple from the mobilization of nitrogen in the leaves. Stop bragging, dammit.

Silvery spots are thrip damage. A silvery patch that would look blue under CFL's.

A motley crew of pots you have there.

Thanks for the heads up!

Yep. Need a pic.

Looks great-- what nutes are you using? I ask because the purple stems on one of 'em is a sign of P deficiency/ lockout, or high PH. Just wondering!

Yep, it all hinges on the genetics.

Sir, the flowering period lasts 12 hours.

No prob. It'll work just fine. Just remeber to flip the turds once a day. Foliage can mold up under its own weight.

And remember: you try to grow nice buds, not nice leaves! Look at the buds, man!

Why worry about a deficiency NOW??? They look great. Really. Add nothing. Go ahead and flush with a week solution or plain tap water. They look like they are about 1 1/2 to 2 weeks away from finishing. If you're that concerned about the deficiency, it looks like a Calcium lockout from...

+ for drowning. Time for a complete overhaul. Way too small for 4 1/2 weeks. Look at it this way: it's not thriving-- it's staying alive.