Strawberry cheesecake and white widow

I'd do as chow said incase its getting to much light, but your 2nd plant from a different breeder looks ok so I could be down to poor genetics.

High, there is no need to cut off any leaf from this plant. You only cut leaves off for 2 reasons. Reason 1 is when there are leaves stacked on eachother blocking airflow between the leaves. Reason 2 is when 1 large leaf on top of the plant is blocking a huge amount of light for a larger part of the plant. Next to those 2 reasons you just hurt the plant. During vegging it will cause unnecessary recovering time. And during flowering it will decrease yield.

You're not going to hurt your autos by leaving the veg on with the flowering lights... I grow all my autos under 100% lights throughout their lives.. Your photo, I'm sure you know, will not flower until the lights are flipped to 12/12 but if you do THAT, the autos will struggle. Good luck!

I see what you're showing... Ya you got a bit a Calcium deficiency, I got some Epson salt here if ya need some to give them or to do a foliage spray before lights out

100% honest, re-veging is a long stressful process for the plant, if I were you I would cut 4 to 6 clones and start from there and let that girl bud out and take care of the little ones...then keep a mother from those clones, but senescence after a few clones mothers will creep up on ya eventually and you should start over fromseed and you'll lose vigor eventually....Just one man's opinion..If you're going to spray with colloidal silver definitely use a clone in my opinion, the new energy can be directed to seed production rather the recouping and then working towards seed production...

a while... i woudln't start counting days, yet. Keep that head down and chug along. When it looks like weed, but prettier, you know it's 7-14 days give or take. You won't see all those white stretched out pistils.. they'll be swallowed by ripening calyxes, then nearing end retract/coil when they start to die and can no longer effectively accept pollen.

It kinda seems like it. I haven't seen a contest page for it, yet.

I would definitely give her a good haircut shes super leafy. And shes still got plenty of growth coming if you just switched her to flower

I'm firmly with Creepy_Steve here... and just a personal note - I live in Maine and I'm also in grow zone 5 and the rule of thumb here is to set the plants outside closer to the end of May because there's ALWAYS a chance of a nasty surprise in these parts! Good luck...

Truthfully you can switch if you like but it will kill the biodiversity in your living soil, I myself switched to 20-20-20 as soon as I got them outdoors and they're thriving hard and huge, some of the biggest plants I've ever grown to date. But I guess it boils down to personal preference and how much time you have to take care of them as well, using Gaia is set it and forget it for a month and with 20-20-20 you have to repeat every 4 days or so. Depending on what you want and how much time you have it's up to you but NO it won't hurt the plants if you do decide to switch it over, best of luck