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I would guess a bit nitrogen deficient. Some strains go yellow in a hurry at this stage without enough N.

Sometimes a little epsom salts works wonders late in the year. A full plant photo would help.

Looks like the wind tunnel between San Jacinto and San Gorgonio.

Your fabric pots are not draining well. You can see the residue line on the pots from having been too saturated. As well as reducing the water on the plants with leaf droop, try to provide some air beneath the pots as you have with the plant on the wood bench.

Just on this thread alone you can see the confusion of "stretch". GG has flowering begin at the start of "stretch" and clouds has "stretch" preceding flowering.

How big were these when you planted in late June? Pretty darn big now.

Nice plants amigo but that clawing you refer to seems to be the result of overwatering. None of the plants above look to be suffering from nitrogen toxicity, in fact your plants look a bit nitrogen deficient, although some growers like that toward harvest time.

Cannatonic has some nice colas already. What are those plants, about 4' across?

Let's see the outside stuff. Indoor photos are always ugly as sin.

You don't know smoke like I do. The Air quality numbers here have been unhealthy (150 or greater) for most of the last 5 weeks. I took two trips to the coast and will did it again next week. I hate summer.

Girth trumps height.

The names are pure poetry.

Down here in the Rogue Valley we haven't seen bright sun all day for a month now. Local vegetable farmers are noting stunted crops.

Height is not the key, circumference is a bigger factor. I have a 3' 4" tall plant that should bring in about a pound since it is at least 4' across and it is not tapered like a christmas tree.

Here is one I bet nobody has heard

A classic done 50s style.

You've gotta be the hardest working grower here. I feel lazy just glancing out at my plants.