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Maybe give them one last full feeding now, so the deficiency won't worsen in the next 2 weeks.

Any sterilized scissor will do fine. As rare as it may be, you have molybdenum def. Nothing else can cause new growth to go purple during flowering. Except for purple paint, that is...

That looks great. I'm thinking of starting a Pineapple express myself next week. How tall did yours get?

Just read your whole journal... I'm especially interested in the pineapple express, since I got a freebe from attitude and am planning to pop it soon. How tall did the pineapple express get to?

F*ck that looks nice. Could you tell me how tall the plant got? Maybe even on what day of it's growth it was set to 12/12?

If this is a Mg def, then it's a pretty serious one. Like Zod said, get some epsom salts to fix this.

Put your hand, palm up, next to the top of the plant. If it's much too hot, it's over 45C, so the light is too close. If it feels comfortably warm, you're ok with the lights.

No one minds being wrong here, as long as the plants don't get harmed because of it. Also, I discourage the use of milk as a fertilizer. It's either too cold, or already sour, has too much fat, has some inappropriate hormones, is acidic and if not dosed correctly, may attract bugs and pests or...

Occasionally, the stem can turn pruple, due to the plant's genetics. But in your case (the stem is not fully purple, there are some green spots left), it's the beginning of a P def. A higher concentration of nutes will fix this, but be careful, I see some nute burn on some of the leaves... maybe...

1. Molybdenum deficiency. Add 2 tbs/gal molasses every watering or any nutes that contain even trace amounts of molybdenum. 2. You can just harvest the top first and wait for the rest of the buds to come along. Some growers prefer this, because in usualy SOG grows the top is realy the fastest...

Well, the burns on the lower leaves is a nute burn, but the yellowing at the top is either iron, sulfur or copper deficiency. Since you're running an aero system, I honestly can't say I know of a solution, so I hope someone else can throw some ideas your way.

It's your firendly neighbourhood P def. P def could be caused by nute lock out, so you'd better check your soil's pH first. If it's in normal range, a higher concentration on flowering nutes will fix the problem nicely.

Yup, that's a clear nute burn. Your plant is a bit too dark green, meaning that it aws able to handle the N up to now, but now it's starting to be too much. Well, you can either water her less, since the nutes in soil are released each time you water or you could transplant. If the soil...

- K def. - I can't really put my finger on this one. I hope someone else has some ideas what this could be.

I agree. Sometimes pruple stems are just purely part of the plant's genetics, but in this case, it's a sign of P def. The stem isn't completly purple, just a part of it. That's a clear sign.

A potassium deficiecncy. You'll have to fix it with nutes, otherwise your plant will die.

He's pullin your leg. It ain't a sign of anything bad, that's for sure.

Light green color of new growth is a sign of iron, sulfur or copper deficiency. You can fix it by adding 2 tbs/gal molasses every watering.

Well, it is somewhat rare, I've only had a few plants with 4 or 6 bladed leaves. You make your own luck.

Some pics will help. Otherwise, this could be bugs, pests or calcium deficiency.