Ok, I looked this up first, found that a cannabis plant with 9 leaves is not unusual. This one looks weird to me though… Strain is Hash Passion Reg.
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No 9 and up to 11 fingered leaves are normal. Those specs tho can you get a close up? Are they spots on the leaf or something else. That and the slight yellowing, without any other info and based on what those spots are you may have a defency going on
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Whats your ph in and out? Ppm too. Your ph could be off causing a lockout or she could be hungry. How often and how much are you feeding
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I was about to say that those plants look starved.
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I’m with @Vexer. Feed those ladies. The brown spot are an indication the plant is consuming itself. It normally starts at the bottom and works it’s way up.
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I am currently growing a Skywalker OG from ilgm and mine has nine leaves. It was the first time I ever grew a plant that had more than seven. Seen pictures online but never had one until now. These plants are beautiful aren’t they? I love how each seed even though from the same strain can be a little different. Just like children I guess. Have a nice weekend
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Thanks for the input, this is my veg room, and I’ve been neglecting it, spending most of my time in the flowering room. Additionally, I moved the entire grow from my mancave/garage to the basement. I’ve been feeding them properly, but the humidity is a challenge, as is the lack of fresh air both of which I’m addressing this weekend. Cheers…
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Your plants are hungry for something… 
That is not good… will need more info…
I learned a lot with this grow. I still got 7 oz from her.
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Next time we make it 17 oz’s…
Still looks good tho… 
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My post was initiated to show the odd 9 leafed plant, but thanks for the constructive criticism, it was well warranted. Have been neglecting the veg room, and have rectified much of that today. The plants are being fed regularly with nutes every 2nd or 3rd watering, and the pH is ok (The pH levels are fair (5.9 to 6.8, most in the mid to high 6’s), and soil is all good quality that I buy in a bale from the hydrophonics shop.
I think the problems are Humidity, CO2, and Light:.
Humidity: I moved the grow rooms to the very dry basement, humidity levels have been too low (low 30’s) so I setup 2 humidifiers and now the humidity is in the high 40’s, sometimes 50, so I think I’m good there for the flowering room anyway.
CO2: not good – lack of fresh air is a challenge, have run 6" hose to the window, so now have fresh air coming in. Kind of sucks that my rooms have a gas furnace and gas water heater in them and I can’t utilize the CO2 from them… can I safely ???
Light: remains a challenge. Veg room plants are under a triple array of T5’s and above that is a 920 watt LED with 320w COBs but really don’t seem to be getting enough light based on the slow growth. Over in the Flowering room, light is not an issue with a 1000w HID light, accompanied by an 1800w LED. Going forward I may have to get another HID Light for the veg room. In the interim, maybe I’ll swap the 1800w LED into the veg room, and move the 920w into the flowering room. Anyway, thanks for the help… any suggestions on utilizing CO2 from the gas furnace would be appreciated.
7 oz is very cool shindig153 , what was the strain
Bubblegum. If I had figured out the problem earlier it might have doubled the harvest. Now I know. Still very happy with the results. I sure do love smoking my own.
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