If I’m repeating anyone I apologize, I didn’t have time to read the whole thread this morning. I only have personal experience to go on and I haven’t seen this in my own grow, but I’ll do my best to help. She is definitely not ready to harvest judging by the pistils. Lockout maybe? I would say flush her down to 1000 ppm and see where that gets you. If you can get some RO or distilled water and a flushing product might help. What is your water source? I prefer slightly lower temps for flower 70-75ish degrees, but that shouldn’t cause such a problem. Hopefully someone else can chime in with more info.
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No worries and thanks fornthe reply. Lockout as in ph lockout? Last ph out at watering was 6.5 BUT i have been battleing ph the whole run this time. Early veg was 5.8-6.2. Would bounce back n forth but did get it to 6.5 eventually. Last few weeks has been 6.3-6.5 again going back n forth or up/down. Ppms should be down to r8ght around 1000 when i water again ill definitely be able to say for sure. If its still high ill do a good flush and see if that helps.
Water source is well water ph is normally around 7.5-8ish from tap. Temps today and yesterday were high 70s. 75-78 (i lowered light intensity twice) originally thought heat stress, thats why i lowered the light intensity. So far nothing has changed.
I can add some more pics tonight when lights come on.
I appreciate your input as well thank you 
I would suspect lockout from too much of something in your water. Where I am it’s calcium in the well water. Check the ppm of your water going in. Well water can be tricky due to different mineral content in different areas. Before my well went dry it would measure 600-800 ppm on its own.
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Looks to me to be either over or underwater or a nutrient lockout.
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Will check thoes numbers when i get off was running behind today.
I was doing pretty good about a wet to dry cycle. So i thought atleast lol. Nutrient lockout come from ph being out of range? Or just an excess of nutrients?
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So i checked my taps ppm. Maybe my tester is f’d? Took 3 times. 2 ready 61 and 1 read 58. Seems pretty low tbh… BUT i have no clue what the normal is either 
Need to give banner some water today. Soil was slight damp abput 2inches down and feeling light. Normally like to wait till lights on because of slight humidity issues durning lights out. Still looking bad, most of the fan leaves all have fell off or completely died.
Yeah with numbers that high if they’re not all balanced out all the way around the board that could be causing one nute to block another one from being took up by the plant. I generally wait until I can pick the plant up with just my fingers before I water if that makes any sense. Kinda like finger curls 
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Makes sense. So a good flush is in order tonight then. Hopefully thatll help. I appreciate everyones input @Mucluc @Gl1tch @Flatnut @DoneDeal
Will update ina few days
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With well water it is hard to guess what it will be, yours seems good. Mine is particularly poor. It was the first thing to pop into my head since I have had that problem. Good luck. I know it’s a horrible felling to watch all that hard work wither. Good luck and happier growing in the future.
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I could get it tested or send a sample off if its really worth kbowing 
but im just gona chop it up to another learning lesson.
Thank you
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Best life quote!!!
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Hopefully your girls doing better by now.
Some of the leaves make it look kinda over watered, or maybe root related??
Sorry for the slow response, my back went out Wednesday morning spent 3 hours on the floor, every movement has been a struggle since.
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@WilIy Hope you feel better my friend!!! 
Hate hearing about Growmies down and out
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@DoneDeal Thanks bud, gonna be difficult for a bit, I’m thankful my wife is able to help or I don’t know what I’d do.
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A wrecked back is no fun, hope ya feel better soon!!! And glad your wife helps mine does as well when it decides to go south again!
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Thanks
Got that right, sounds like you been through it too
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Yep going 30 + yrs, S1-L5 trashed when I was doing boiler work pulling Tubes, and arthritis in base of neck!!! Thought carpentry would easier after I healed up after a yr well nope it weren’t 2 more yrs then I work for me when I get sore I stop.
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Never had to do that myself, brushed my share of boiler tubes and rodded chiller condensers, not easy work for sure…it all takes a toll
best we can do is manage it through stretching, exercise and/or meds and keep gettin’ at it the best we can… getting old ain’t for sissy 's lol
I heard that!! I do the same, it ain’t worth it.
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Yea we did powerhouses, schools, ships on the Greatlakes during winter layup, welded on a few super heaters, done some old time rivet work, not just heating them but bucking them also, glad I am not doing that shit anymore, was a Road and bridge builder laborer fresh out of high school here Michigan, Jack hammer and black jack where well known.
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