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Kinda strange that this topic comes up daily in new threads. Some people would benefit from reading prior to posting. Same questions over and over and over. I'd just say flush the fucking plants.

Yes. Pictures

Silica and a good breeze flowing throughout the grow room. Plants will stiffen up from the breeze

The treatment phase could be difficult. If it is botrytis you may be screwed as treatment probably will not eradicate it from the plant. If you are close to harvest you might need to cut the plant as this could lead to things like bud rot which is nasty shit for your yield. Got any more...

I don't know how old the plants are but this looks like a fungal infection to me. My initial thought is that the pathogen has entered the plant and your plant is probably in some trouble. Looks as if the infection has been going along for awhile. Check the canopy areas.See if they show similar...

My daughter in law is a pharmacist. PhD. She says there is always an underlying element that acts with the cannabis in this disease - typically other drugs - but other things as well. Other physiological events going on in your system that you might not be aware of.

A small seedling in a large pot will take some time to get going. Careful not to over water it. Good luck

The one on the right seems to have perked up. I'd wait on the flip and work your veg technique a bit more. That's how we learn. This is a pretty big curve so patience is certainly helpful. Good luck

Whole plant pic always helps tremendously.

those ladies look sweet nice work

good chance the 2 aren't related

I've got some that did the exact thing as soon as I put them outside. I don't get it but I'm pretty new at this game

Pruning and defoliating at least in my mind are different processes. A properly pruned tomato will produce fruit that will finish before Fall. A defoliated tomato will probably produce poor yields

They look good. How are the trichomes??

It's called etiquette. I'll chalk it up to bad parenting.

I've grown thousands of flowering plants. Nursery stock, annual flowers, etc. When they enter flower they almost always drink more water. Some lots!!

You should start a new thread. Probably get more attention plus highjacking is not really cool

Really hard to tell from the shots you posted. Sometimes shit the grower uses can make the stuff smell wierd. The stuff doesn't look moldy to me based solely on the photos

Nice work. Nice nugs. May the force be with you

As long as your plants are doing well I don't think I would worry too much about it.