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I use take root powder, root riot and spray the leaves and dome with seltzer. The CO2 helps the leaves grow, not so much with the roots. This last time, I put a thin hand towel over my dome. It blocked out the light quite a bit. This is the first time I got one hundred percent success, in years...

Green lights are the way I look at my plants during darkness. You can also put your lights on a timer. Second week of flower, probably will not cause herm, but keep a close eye. I have put some plants in twenty four hours of darkness to get them blooming, but I don't do that anymore. Good luck.

Could it be overwatering, because of the shade that she is in? At first I was thinking cal-mag def, but the one next to it is doing well. How about bugs? It is close to other plants. Maybe they just like that one, more than any other plants. My other thought is that she might just need more...

Outdoors you really do not need to remove leaves. The sun can penetrate the canopy very well. If you have a problem with powdery mildew or pests, then you might want to clear out the stuff in the middle.

Just a quick calculation on their site, shows this: You probably need to do this for your 5 gallon feed instead of per gallon. I think you might benefit from some calcium and magnesium. I think that is what the MagiCal is for. The B1 could help with roots, but you really need to get some...

1050? At this size is a bit much. Is there any nitrogen in your nutes? That is not a quarter strength. I would dump that, and knock it down to 400 and try to Ph closer to 5.7.

Where does your runoff go?

Just asking, not trying to start an argument, but what is the Ph of your runoff? I was thinking that top dress has put some nutes out of uptake from Ph problems.

My guess is fungus gnats.

I would mix some epsom and calcium in your next feed, you could do a foliar. That could help, but she looks fairly healthy. What I am worried about is your plant is outdoor. What is your pest mitigation plan? The sulfur in the the epsom could help, but you might wanna clear out some of that...

Looks like calcium def.

Even if you are running her like a hydroponic grow, you should have some perlite in that media. Those roots need O2. Are you at least running a bubbler for your nutes? Your roots are drowning. Pull her out, mix in some perlite in that coco coir and add a little more nitrogen heavy nutrients. Or...

Looks good enough. Yellow leaf could be from transplant shock. Next time use some rooting powder on the roots. Dirt might not be the best media to grow in, try not to over water and use light feed like you say you've been doing. Since you are in dirt, you might want to give nutrients at quarter...

I was going to say needs nitrogen, but your other plants look darker green. Maybe overwatering, with the canoeing of the leaves. Perhaps let the girl droop before watering. I get the light green on new growth, not the whole plant. What is your EC and Ph? How about runoff readings?

Is it being exposed to light at night? That could cause the reveg. What soil are you in? What are you feeding her? How much? How often? What is your Ph? A picture could help.

I forgot to ask if you checked for bugs?

The yellowing can be from being root bound or not enough nutrients. What is your EC and Ph? I'm at 1.2 EC and 6.2 Ph. Have you checked your runoff? Are you hand watering DTW? How often? I'm doing every three days by hand. I don't check my runoff unless there's problems. I'm in five gallons too...

I'd keep an eye on her. Sometimes they herm on you. So check for balls and pluck them. You should be fine if it was only once.

The harvest schedule that you get is usually off by a bit. Since you're running cool temps and not really optimal lighting, you can adjust your hopes that it will take much longer. She looks healthy. The white hairs are an indication that she is really still growing. You will notice your buds...