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i suggest you get the spray Monterey with spinosad and douse the plant(s) that have the mites. its safe for use when in flower but I also suggest you do a bud wash when you harvest before you dry. get rid of the mites above all else

with the pics you've supplied it looks good on top, N deficiency starts at the bottom so it wouldn't affect the top hence my suggestion of it being something to do with the nitrogen. what week of flower are you in and do you normally add nutes to it and if so how, top dress or water solution?

looks like N deficiency

Congratulations buddy, the pot for the seedling is rather big for it tho other than that can't wait to see its progression

Feminized-seeds I picked up last year from bc seed bank

Outdoors it's great! Indoors it's great too! Gorrila glue/zkittlez

it really works wonders just doing LST that was my plant 2 months ago in veg, here it is 3 weeks in flower

I personally don't like topping anymore because it stunts the growth in my opinion for too long. i just go ham on LST and always have many new tops grow with less down time here's one of mine where I only did LST to it, literally took big landscape staples and pinned them down

you can do whatever you want to your plant, just depends on how long you're willing to wait for them to bounce back and show new growth. if its an auto i suggest doing nothing other than low stress with minor defoil but on only the complete redundant fan leaves, you should never top autos

looks more like the signs of temp stress, over watering, rooting issues or too high of humidity levels. usually those are the symptoms of outer edge curling

do a bud wash and keep the infected plant away from the others while dying to be safe

I personally have never gone below 6 in soil so i cant tell you from experience but your best bet would be to make a batch and ph it to see where it sits. you could try to make an adjustment but too much adjuster can and will cause a lockout so keep that in mind. if you can get it to 6 then you...

sensi coco significantly drops the ph of the water because coco needs a more acidic ph rather than soil and with there ph perfect line it auto adjusts the water that's "perfect" for the medium you're putting it into. everything should be the same just that it drops the ph more than its counterpart

Why post your plant if you didn't want others input? Lol The point of the trellis is to separate and keep the canopy at an equal height which you did not do seeing how there are tops below it and way above it. I take my earlier comments back now with me saying that it looks good because you...

The plants in question, have they been flushed?

Aim for the leaves

Yea it really looks like it with those branches 2' above the rest of your tops lmfaooaoa

you can go for months when it comes to curing, the last batch I had I cured for 6 months and it was the smoothest, cleanest outdoor bud I've ever smoked. the packs actually keep from mold occurring, if you do see mold its probably because you didn't properly clean out your jar or it was already...

looks good but you didn't really utilize your trellis by the looks of it

well if they're dry already I don't think you'll have to burp them, I normally set it and forget if i'm already done my initial drying process and when you're storing them in a jar its best to fill it about 80% and put in the boveda pack in accordance which it says it's good for, if you overwork...