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I would just keep doing what you're doing but maybe cut the calmag in half or 4ml every other water. Your plants look healthy for the most part but you might need to feed them later when/if your soil nutrients deplete before harvest.

So not nutrients for 6 weeks..? What medium/soil? And how much calmag? Most calmag products have nitrogen in them.

I would transplant to a bigger pot. The plant has depleted all the nutrient in the pot most likely and you may be underwatering.

The clawing and convex leaves mean too much nitrogen.

It might be stressed from tipping over and not drinking as much but normally a plant that size in a small pot like that, would need water atleast once a day. Also, make sure you completely saturate the pot.

Sometimes strains will foxtail, and shootout new pistils when theyre done/overripe. Also if its mostly on tops of the buds, it could be light/heat stress. Pics?

Looks great for first grow. Leached out probably a tad too soon, but i think you will still have a nice harvest. Cindy is pretty fast finisher too, so that helps. The only concern id have is the fact i can only see 1 little fan for circulation.

Last time my plants yellowed top down, like what looks to be happening, i had bud rot starting in all the tops. Whats your humidity at? Also, 1100ppm on a drip seems like quite a bit but its hard to tell how big the plants are from pictures. Not sure how much it matters but the pots, from what i...

Going back to look at your pics, the tips dont look burnt but twisted. The underside being lighter, looked like tipburn.

That pot looks way too small for that size plant. What size is it?

Those size plants should only be getting around 350-400 ppm. IMO

I would transplant to the final pot a week or two before you plan to flip. Give them a little time to establish. Id fully saturate them once they need watering and see if they darken back up. If they look any lighter, id feed them a complete fertilizer like dynagro. Start around 250-300 ppm...

Watering too frequent and not enough volume when you do. those plants in that size fabric pot, should go atleast 2 or 3 days. When you water, the pots should be fully saturated. 5 gallon smart pot should take about a gallon of water, in soil a little less since you dont want to leach out nutes...

Id say some sort of root issue. I know your pot looks awfully small, for that size plant..

Coco should be fed everytime you water. And i honestly wouldnt use fox farms trio. Tigerbloom likes to really drop ph and builds up salts fast. Imo I also recommend a cheap (15$) ppm meter. Makes it easier for you and us, if you have questions to ask here.

I cant imagine 400 ppm burning a plant that size like that. Whats the temperature inside the tent? Humidity? A ph of 6 seems to be the higher side of dwc also, from what i read. Roots look healthy?

Looks way over ferted, which is causing burn and lockout. What soil/medium you using? I bet your medium ph is too low from nute buildup and maybe you are using an acidic medium like peat. I used to get the same symptoms from tigerbloom and promix mid flower. Also any idea what ppm your feeding?

Looks like it probably faded a tad early, but it will be alright. Just pull it when it stops taking up water or when the yellow stars receding into the buds. Looks fairly close to done anyway. Next time ditch the cal mag and use a complete nutrient during flower like dynagro. Or if you want to...

Here in new england, cannabis typically starts flowering near the start of August. It probably started growing fast because its started to flower and is 'stretching'. Pics would help. But ill assume its flowering and itll keep flowering if left out. If brought inside and put under a veg light...

Could be from the neem, from other branches rubbing them, pollinated or ive noticed too much nutes will do that too. Either way, I think you're fine. It's also ok to give your plants a light shake to rid of excess moisture from raining.