That's what I was worried about.
Seems they have inherited the same hermie gene and are mutated at the same time.
It's sad because of that much effort you put into it but the earlier you remove it the ealier the others can fill the empty space.
The clouds between the veins on some of the leaves looks like a beginning mg deficit or like light stress. Whats the EC of your tap water, bro? Do you add some CalMag every now and then to make sure they got enough secondary macro nutes?
Sulfur, calcium and magnesium are just so important like nitrogene, phosphours and kali. But most of the bottled NPK nutes lack in these elements and plants under strong LED light seems to need even more of these elements compared to HPS grown plants. Botanicare and other brands CalMag products are relatively new on the market for that reason and there are still brands like Hesi which have no CalMag product listed till today.
My tap water has for instance only 0,15mS(75ppm) and when I would only use my Mills A+B fertilizer I would see for sure symtomes like yours on the upper leaves in the first few bloom weeks.
The shit is, when you can see a Mg deficit its already too late to solve it. A CalMag deficit in veg you recognize when the girls are two weeks in bloom or so. These are immobile elements that only move slowly within the plant. If they pull it out of the older leaves because they need it for the young shoots the damage is already there. You can only stop it from going further...
