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It's either an iron def (fix with 2tbs/gal molasses every watering), pH problem (check soil's pH, may cause iron to be locked out) or low temps during the night.

If you start seeing deficiencies, it means that the stem hasn't fully healed, so you're going to have to mist and foliar feed for a few days until the stem is fully rebuilt.

Id say that the roots didn't take too well. The problem is, you left too many leaves on them, you're supposed to leave a maximum of 5 leaves per clone after cutting. The roots can't feed al those leaves. Cut off some leaves and start foliar feeding, but don't add too many nutes. 1/5...

The plant is severly suffering from N toxicity. 1800ppm is enormous... you've drastically overfed your plant. Just look at the leaves and compare them to a normal, healthy plant... these leaves are much too dark green, much too heavy for their own stems (thus, the droopiness), and much to thick...

Yup, it's pretty much normal for buds to suck out the nutes out of the leaves. If you still have more than 1 month to go on the flowering, it won't hurt to up your nutes a bit or get some with a bit more N, because you don't want to end up without leaves in the last 2-3 weeks of flowering, when...

Exactly. Your leaves are dark green, meaning N toxicity. The plant is starting to show first signs of nute burn.

That's surely not P def. The edges should have shown some significant brown by now. Plus, the leaves look very dark green, a clear indication of too much N. Are you useing miracle grow soil or some sort of time release nutes?

The molasses didn't do it. The only thing high doses of molasses can do is to attract pests at the bottom of the stem if it wasn't well mixed in or create root molds if used too much at once. 2tbs is quite alright. Yeah, indicas take some 60 days to flower, but outdoors that may take a bit more.

Aw shucks... I'm touched. I'm glad your plant is back on track.

Miracle grow has time release nutes... The wavy edges on the leaves are caused by overwatering or a pH problem, but most of the times it's overwatering. Nutes in soils like miracle grow are released every time you water. So if you put these facts together (overwatering in a soil with nutes...

Yeah, overwatering and root lock can also slow down growth.

That's pretty much a bud mold. What you have to do is to cut off the damaged part. There may be a slight possibility that it was pests. A focused pic may help, but it's almost 95% a bud mold. Did it rain recently?

Sorry I couldn't check this out sooner, had some internet problem. 1 and 3 are nute burn. 1 has dark green leaves -> N toxicity -> eventually nute burn. 3 is also a nute burn, but is also affected by cold. 2 and 4 may be P defs IF the plants are in flowering. If not, then it's also a nute...

Also, forgot to mention, making tea is a bit better than actually eating them, because you don't end up taking in all the stuff that makes you feel nauseous.

You can make tea out of any shrooms, just take care that the water isn't hotter than 60C when adding the shrooms, because temps of over 60C destroy LSA, LSD and psylocibin. (I'm not saying there's LSD or LSA in shrooms, just supplying a useful fact.)

How often and how much do you water? What's the soil's pH? What NKP do the nutes have and in what concentration are you using them?

Wavy, deformed leaves are caused by either overwatering or a wrong pH. Since the second pic shows exactly that, a nute lock out, it's most surely your pH. Check it and fix it.

Here's what I use in case of spidermites (100% effective): hot pepper wax, neem oil or soap, any insecticide with dicofol (don't use after 2 weeks of flowering), tobacco juice (soak 3 strong cigs in water overnight, boil 2-3 minutes in the morning, let it cool, spray in on and under the...

Yeah, there's genetics too. You will never be able to flower a sativa, no matter what tricks you use, faster than an indica that is being exposed to the worst conditions possible.

The damage has been done, but the plant survived, so there are no problems to occur in the future due to this burn. It's best to wait until you have 4-6 internodes or til you see some preflowers. Don't forget strong indicas double their size while pure sativa quadruple it during flowering.