They all made it through to the end. I pretty much stopped caring about their "numbers" and figured I'd get what I'd get. Regardless the stresses on 2 of the plants forced them into hermie-dom and had an effect on the development of the flowers since energy was diverted to start making seeds (which never developed much).
In the end my best of the Autos came out very nice. This was the one with the yellowing leaves. Had about 3-3.5oz dried. The darker/twisted leaf plant had a strong hermie push and it's buds just developed in a weird way. Still plenty trichome-y and sticky, much airy-er buds, about 2.5oz dried. The runt was in the middle in terms of the structure and aesthetics of the buds, and due to it's small size yielded about 31g dry.
Overall happy enough with the result, but I know it could have gone a lot better. My thoughts on the stressor that led to the issues is that it evolved from light leaks during flowering. Since my other plants were vegging and the period from week 4-week 6 was so early in flowering I hadn't developed a sound enough plan to keep out light (since I ran dark cycle midday to control heat). My guess is this threw everything out of whack and the less resilient plants got hit harder.
Now with my photos about 3+ weeks into flowering and looking great (minus being huge and a bit closer to lights than ideal) and the light leak issue pretty well taken care of I think the October harvest should be much better.
