-It does look healthy, thick stems, nice color on leaves, and side growths look ready to pop up and become tops
-I would recommend topping her now and using some LST to bush her out and get a nice flat canopy for more yield, then after she has recovered transplant her. ( this is assuming she is already in a 1-3 gallon pot )
-Stems turning red / purple can be a sign of a deficiency, however red can also be strain related
-What size / type of pot are they in now ?
-Soil or soiless ?
-Transplanting ( how I do it, I recommend looking into it more yourself but this works for me )
1-let the current pot dry out prep the new pot with soil and a hole big enough to fit the old pot in
2-if its a fabric pot roll it down like a condom and pinch the bottom to un-stick any roots
3-Run your hand between the pot and the dirt to loosen its grip on the pot and roots, then place the stem of the plant between your middle and index fingers with your palm on the soil and attempt to separate the plant + dirt in one big piece from the pot If need be flip upside down ( this is where the palm on the dirt helps )
4-Once you have the plant out LIGHTLY loosen up the dirt around the roots making sure not to tear them
5-Place the plant in the pre-made hole, even out the dirt coverage then lightly water ( potentially with 1/4 strength nutes or transplant specific nutes if you have them )
6-PROFIT
