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Your going to need a fan just to keep the air flowing. Maybe even temperature control if the lights dont burn hot enough. What is your lighting situation?

It is possible to do it how you said. The thing is, its gonna be crazy hard to to keep them on a regular schedule. They should start budding just before the light changes. If you can somehow find out a manageable schedule it can work.

No nutes yet. Lay off water.

How old where the sseed? I think they are good up to three years.

What did you spray? I had some nature's cure spray and it did that to mine a couple years ago.

I didnt make this.

It would not kill the plant to pinch it off.

Lower them lights. If it dont hurt your hand it will not hurt your plant.

Could be magnesium deficiency

Are they an autoflower strain? They are kinda designed not to be cloned.

The experiment is flawed. You said the plant is getting slight light hitting the other. I believe the difference in the leaves is that the wider leaves is predominantly indica. The skinny leaves are predominantly sativa. Not trying to be a smart ass. Just giving my opinion on the situation.

Looking good.

Could be too much nitrogen. Could be not enough water. Could be ready to switch to a flowering nutrient.

From what I read they say when it starts flowering periodically spray the silver throughout its life cycle. Now this will produce male pollen sacks with female pollen in the sacks. Now you can let that plant pollinate a female plant. The second plant (the one with just bud) will produce...

Thos could just be empty calyxes. Feel that on on the top and see if it has a hard ball forming inside.

Nice man.

It was just bagseed. Did it when I was a teenager. Bout 20 years ago now.

Did they all go male outside? I did 20 many years ago real close together. They all went male. I figured the root systems kinda did a hive mind thing.

No herm. Just a male.

I would meticulously monitor my ph and just water for a few days.