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Is it me or are they looking hungry? How much Phosphorus do you give?

Seems all dried ready for smoking. LOL!

Get your PH too 6.5. Should solve the deficiency. If not, ad worm castings to bring the PH up. Also to protect the roots from root burn and promote healthy root growth by adding cinnamon. Cinnamon, worm castings can be added to water. Next time when you do a new grow, learn creating your own...

Triploid males do give pollen. And yes you do get seeds if you use triploid pollen. I have done it. Got some great new strains out of it. Had one that smelled, tasted strong like orange bitter. Got me 300 seeds out of that plant and some good smoking stuff.

It's out of my expertise. If it not the PH, deficiency or soil. From what i can see the new leafs seem ok. Remove the sick leafs. Let the plant battle it out. See if the symptom reoccurs. Good luck.

Depends what strain your growing. There are a few exceptions. When the pistils dry out lose their white colour it's harvest time.

Depends how much you use of course. Discretion is advised.

The main problem is the potting soil that you buy from the store. It's like rocket fuel for the plant (lot's of nitrogen).

I am using worm castings on my own new batch of plants right now. :) I might do a grow thread myself.

I'm being topic specific here and not going into all the tiny details. I have tested this myself on my own plants :P being the dumb ass i was back then 3 years ago.

Over watering causes nutrient burn on the roots. From what i know. The worm castings protect the roots from taking to much nutrients. Sort of like a filter system in the soil itself. The roots need air. Worm castings help with making the soil more breathable. Preventing the roots from drowning...

The worm castings protect the roots from nitrogen burn.

What is the colour of the pistils?

That's ok Problem could be the soil. Did you use potting soil? If so, potting soil has a high nitrogen content. If you water to much you also get those brass copper marks on the leafs. Cause is root burn from the nitrogen. Solution put some worm castings in your soil or mix it into the water...

Hard to tell... some close ups would help.

Looks done.

Look... instead of looking what deficiency you're having get the PH right first. Yet from what i am seeing from your photo's, probably manganese or zinc deficiency or both. I don't see any bugs..... ^^ Hope that helps.

From my experience that looks like a PH problem that is causing deficiency.

And here is one of my indoor plants.