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One per tote under SCROG, or, SOG all 16 in their own containers. SOG will speed things up, if that's your goal, but you'll need to change your reservoir plans.

That's some really fine looking coco, and by that I mean very small particles. Coco comes in different grades, and some, especially brick coco, is very fine and very water retaining. So I think you might be overwatering. Small plant in a big pot, kinda dense medium, watering every day. Fits...

I would pH some fresh water, take that reading, water the plant to runoff, collecting the runoff, and pH that. Should give you an idea of the pH of the soil. Buffers don't last forever. I personally always pH'd my water when running soil in pots. In the ground, I don't bother, but in pots...

What's your solution pH? And your light, what is it and how close?

What's the medium, nutrient, and watering frequency?

A cursory look at autopots says they CAN be used for hydroponics as well as soil, but that probably just means soilless hydroponics, which isn't the same as DWC hydroponics. Soilless (Pro-mix) uses a soil-like but inert mix that the roots grow in. DWC, roots just grow in water. The rest of...

Deep Water Culture. Roots grow in an aerated, water/nutrient solution in a large reservoir.

Smoke less of it at a time?

Get back on time, hope for the best. Sometimes one day will screw it all up, sometimes it takes a couple, depends on the plant.

Bitcoin or other crypto. Last time I ordered with a CC, I got a call from my bank's fraud dept. Not a real problem, but still, that wasn't a pleasant moment.

DWC, easily. Just don't be cheap about your equipment.

If you have other plants, I'd personally pull and burn it, or otherwise dispose of it, and then check your other plants and if they look clear, hit them with the trifecta every other day for a week, and keep a close eye out. Good luck man.

Don't water on a specific schedule, water based on needs. Easiest is to learn what the pot feels like when it's just been watered, and when it's just about dry. You get a feel for it after a while. Eventually you'll probably be watering daily if you let them get big enough. Don't get...

Define easier, and, what are your goals? Just to grow a plant to harvest, period? Or will you want to maximize the potential of the plant?

Yeah, could be adult russets. This dude has the same issue.

It's a dioecious, dicotyledonous, annual, flowering, herb, and growing it on purpose literally makes it not a weed, by definition. So please stop saying "It's just a weed." Now I'm all triggered over here in my safe space, people.

Probably some kind of mite. You'll have to get up close and personal to get an id.

Okay, well assuming it isn't whatever that stuff is causing the issue, what was this additional amended soil and how much did you add?