Anyone Seen This Before? Two-tone!

[unkied]

My girls (4 White Widow) age 10-11 weeks since seed, have had all sorts of ongoing issues reflected in various leaf maladies, each one resembling several different pictures on several different "nutrient deficiency" charts, but as of late I have just learned to mostly ignore it and just love them anyway since I could never get any definitive answers to what the conditions were or how to treat (unless u count "flush 'em"). However, now one of the girls, Thelma, has started exhibiting this odd (at least to me) condition - 50/50 leaf syndrome! ?

The above plant also happens to be the runt of the litter. In general, her leaves are more yellow and the buds are smaller than her 3 sisters. This is the 2nd or 3rd time in the last week or so she's produced those two-tone leaves, and truth be told I think they just greened themselves back - I wasn't paying that much attention before, but now that it's occurring again, here I am posting

Here's some broader group photos - 1st one is a skycam shot of Thelma:

Here's Louise (with a bit of yellow Thelma poking in on the right):

And Patti (left) and Rose (right):

In general, the brood doesn't look all too shabby IMO.

Any thoughts on this leaf problem, and/or comments in general. If nothing else, I think that split tone leaf is kinda koool lookin'. Appreciate you having looked here!

 

[The Germinator]

Yup. Mine right now. Just a mutation.

 

[unkied]

Yup. Mine right now. Just a mutation.

Hi Germinator. Good to know, I guess. It's just when they've come this far, I want to wind up with a bumper crop for all the effort and worry So I have a mutant! Let's hope the buds don't go mutant (in a bad way) too.

Thanks for the input.

 

[unkied]

Just to put things in perspective, leaf issues aside, the girls ARE starting to produce some nifty buds (they are week 4-5 of 12/12)

Here's one getting a look out the window (snowing in background):

And a few close ups:

 

[The Germinator]

Looks great! Good job.

 

[farside05]

I've had that with a Sour Diesel. She too was originally the runt of the litter but came roaring back to be one of the best plants I've grown. She'd throw on odd leaf about 1 in 50.

Odd leaf

Finished plant,
defoliated and ready to chop

 

[Steve Allen]

Just to put things in perspective, leaf issues aside, the girls ARE starting to produce some nifty buds (they are week 4-5 of 12/12)

Here's one getting a look out the window (snowing in background):

And a few close ups:

Nice looking plants dude. Just wondering everything I am reading people are saying there light is 12/12. Is that the right thing to do. Are Is it OK 20/4 all the way for autos

 

[farside05]

12/12 is for photo plants during their bloom stage. 20/4 or 18/6 all the way through is for Autos.