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If it were me, I'd get out of the milk jug and into a legitimate pot for a couple weeks before considering flowering it out. I've never grown in one before, but I feel like it may not go too well, later in flower. I'd get into a 3 gallon pot, get back on a veg cycle, and let it grow into the...

Yes. You can use BT to the day of harvest. I'd probably stop two weeks out, just because, but technically you're safe.

Bruce Banner Auto Seed? Well, I'm sure it'll be something. I'd actually recommend a single, well trained plant in that space under that light. You'll get more yield, and probably a better grow experience. I admit to doing a couple heterogeneous SOGs just for variety, but I found it to be a...

I don't know man, maybe a clump of unmixed amendment, or uneven watering. If all the plants are being treated the same, and you're not seeing signs of bugs or anything, that's all I can think of.

You can't treat it. You might kill the mold, but it'll still be mold. All you can do is extract the THC, leaving behind the plant matter. Alcohol and Butane are common. I guess you could do rosin, but the mold could contaminate that pretty easily. If it were me, I'd just toss it in the...

Moldy buds should never be smoked. Ever. You could make an extract with a solvent. That should keep you safe enough. Of course, working with solvents isn't all that safe either, but you aren't inhaling mold.

Unless it's an Auto, changing your light schedule means, when did you start having your light turn off for 12 straight hours for each 24 hour period. Most Cannabis requires 12 straight, uninterrupted hours of darkness, to successfully flower and produce quality bud.

Indoors? Outdoors? Is that a milk jug? Take a closer shot near the stem, where the new branches are pushing out.

Yeah, I'd keep the exhaust going at all times, or at least on a frequent timer. You may want to check out some guides on making your exhaust system more efficient. You can waste a lot of energy and reduce the lifespan of fans if the space isn't configured properly. Your intake sounds small...

80 is a little high but not necessarily a problem. 75 is about optimum. Your humidity is fine, but in flower you may want to drop it to avoid mold. I've never experienced mold indoors myself, at similar RH. An oscillating fan is great at moving air, and works well for cooling your plant...

Make sure to pay attention to your temps and humidity, for both day and night.. These are two of your limiting factors that many ignore, to their disadvantage. You can probably drop that light by a couple more inches. Definitely do so if they get leggy. What is your plan for feeding? I've...

From the looks of it, you've got another three weeks at least. Hopefully, those are tiny buds right now. But besides that, that's outside, and I wouldn't expect it to be ready until at least early October. Most say to harvest before trichomes are all amber. Color of the stigmas isn't a...

Thats pretty hot. There are gardening misters that combine a fan and a fine sprayer nozzle, that can drop temps considerably. I have no idea how much those cost, but I know they work. What about watering? At temps that high, even in the ground, you probably need to water a lot. The leaves...

They look super crispy, and is that mite damage on the leaves? Outdoors. In pots or in the ground? What's the size and medium? Are you feeding anything? What's been your average temps and humidity? And how much direct sun per day?

Alright, well so far you're doing good, the plant looks nice and healthy. You're probably just inhibiting flowering with your high nitrogen nutrient regimen. Feed a bloom booster, or if possible, get a two or three part nutrient system. Start feeding for week 1 of flower, or just follow the...

What kind of high N fertilizer? Does it indicate how long it lasts? You'll want a bloom fertilizer, and you'll want to use it in your next watering. No need to keep the hours even, maybe just go to 13 dark, see what happens. Remember you can always bend and prune to size. Dark tiger...

I've made the light mistake before. Timer was set but I had switched it to bypass. What have you been feeding, when you feed? Any idea of the variety? I've heard of some Sativas requiring longer than 12 dark, particularly with lower light levels during day. They can also get quite tall, and...

Outdoors in the ground.

Looks fungal. Cercospora? More airflow/spacing, and you'll need a fungicide.

The snozberries taste like snozberries! RIP Gene Wilder