The tips and edges on what is the new and the newest growth
Some issues are difficult to identify from photos due to the color of light and what not.
That said, you may be over watering (the crinkly leaves) and the really deep green can be a nitrogen overdose.
This may be ānutrient burnā due to overfeeding. This would be consistent with Hi nitrogen.
It may be that it is just the photo, take with a grain of salt (preferably Epsom Salt LOL).
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You seem to be in good hands, Iāve never done anything but hydro. The new growth looks like it may be a little nutrient burnt.
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The leafs are starting to taco a bit so light needs to be a bit closer to fix the taco but looks to me like a combo of mites and water on leafs the water will cause bleach spots as big as the drop but little holes in leafs could be spider mites or you got some leaf mauling bugs the start as a hole then have lines going away from the holes
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The sexing u look at the thing behind the little pine needle looking thing ā¦roundā¦maleā¦any point to it female
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Thank you, Thank you, everyone for their input of knowledge. @BigDaddyCain, Iāve been checking your input out quite a bit in the shadows trying to learn. And I see where you sure have helped alot of people. I sincerely thank you for chineing in here. Again, all of you, 
. I have a plan to set in motion. 1st gonna tackle my mistakes. Think I may have burned my girls (what Iām hopeing for) initially with a foliar watering and a lighting timer screw up. Had some spider mites show up. I transplanted today (planned on doing it a week ago) the root system was EXTREMELY. INNER TWINED TOB ITSELF. pretty sure that was causing issues. And figured out that Iāve most likely been underwatering. But!! Again, I gotta plan and feel way better about things than I did 24 hours ago. Thanks guys!! Iāma find out
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