Golden Nugget (Greenpoint Seeds)

I recently replaced my 1000w Standard HPS bulb with an EYE HORTILUX 25% more blue spectrum 1000w. Hopefully the extra blue in the spectrum bumps up the trich and terpene production. Overall this was a pretty good week, at this point I'm usually using Beastie Bloomz to bulk them up, but I'm trying out Hydroplex this run. I did hit a bit of a snag where it looks like I ran into a Phosphorus deficiency (whether it's a deficiency or a lockout I'm not 100% sure, my assumption is deficiency because I have been giving them a good amount of water each watering, I've been letting a decent amount drain out the bottom, and with them heading into the bulky weeks I don't think I've had any lasting pH issues, so I'm leaning a bit more towards deficiency than lockout. I also switched up the feeding schedule as I didn't really like how they were looking after giving them plain water flushes (they'd look really great for a day, but then show minor signs of deficiency). I'm now feeding almost every water but wayyy lighter than I used to. Feeding like a fraction of what the bottle is saying and overall they are looking very good and healthy (aside from P issues). I alternate between feeding with base and additives and just organic additives (with HP2 as my 'bloom booster') There is a clear winning when considering production and output, the GN #2 is the clear cut winner there. You'll be able to tell which it is just by the pictures, the nugget structure is MASSIVE on that girl. Definitely leaning more towards the DAWG side of the stardawg parent. The Sativa leaning GN#1 has been chugging along as well, this one has been the most finicky plant in the garden (and most finicky plant for me in a WHILE too) but it seems to be stabilizing nicely now. What's interesting about this girl is she has straight sativa leaning branching/stretching but has some of the tightest nugs and smallest pistils out of anything in the garden. A truly interesting combination of parent genetics, I'm excited to see how these buds turn out even though they are clearly the smallest in the garden right now. The "Twins" #3 & #4 are both doing fantastic and are easily the most frosty ladies in the garden. Both are still sooo similar in structure but they are starting to show their differences with nugget production and terpene profiles. Unfortunately I made a decision to cut #3 from the clones I took as I had thought #4 was easily the winner between the 2. #3 must not have liked that and really put on some serious trich and terpene production in the last week and has somewhat overtaken it's #4 sister at least for the moment. Without any cuts of the #3 this is the last remaining lady of that phenotype in the wild so we'll just have to enjoy whatever smoke she puts off. To hype #4 a little bit...no matter what I do to this plant it refuses to show anything other than LUSH green leaves with that beautiful wax coating that lets you know your grow game is on point. The other ladies seem to be struggling with Phosphorus? Not this girl. She hasn't missed a step no matter what I've thrown at 'em.