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What happened? What is the problem? The plants look fine bro.

I also see bud rot in the top cola. Get in there and cut that out of there and hope for the best. If you hang it as is it will spread. I would look at the drying process as very "high risk". Crank the heat really high for the first couple of days and run a dehumidifier. This seems like a bad...

100% BUD ROT. CUT THOSE OFF OF THE BRANCH BEFORE YOU HANG!! That stuff will spread like the plague in your dry room.

Looks like heat stress!

I'm trusting the mix bro. 3/4 strength once a week. I have used the stuff before with great results. The whole SeaBlast lineup is legit

Iguana juice is constantly selling out here in Humboldt. It looks like good stuff! I'd be curious to see what it pH's at. Organics are pretty wild in the way that sometimes your mixture will pH in the 4's or 5's. As long as your soil is alive and full of microbial life it's supposed to buffer...

It's mystery strains. Idk why you would want mystery seeds, seems really strange.

An SF1000 is perfect for a 2x2. No, it doesn't pull anywhere near 1000 watts from the wall. LED companies call their lights all kinds of crazy misleading numbers. A general rule of thumb is to divide the # by 10. So, the spider Farmer "1000" actually pulls around 100w from the wall.

I would grab a couple Mars Hydro 3000's and use the lights you have to fill in the gaps. Those lights you have are fine for veg, but they're not going to cut it for bloom. OR, ditch those lights all together and get 2 Spider Farmer SF-4000's. They have top shelf components for a good price and...

Hose those down with some Neem Oil or other pesticide on the top and bottom of the leaves. If you use an oil based spray make sure the lights are out. The more I look at it the more it looks like bug damage. Something sucking the life out of your leaves from the bottom.

I didn't even catch that. Bro, you have to fill us in on why you're the AnalPope. I gotta know

No, it won't burn them up bro. They dial them down at the factory in order to make bolder claims on energy consumption and to prolong the life of the diodes. The Samsung's can absolutely handle full output. I have several of these yes and I crank them up during the bulking phase. The Meanwell...

Buy some water globes and turn your lights down to half strength. Yeah, you'll lose a little bit of growth but it's better than them drying out. OR, You can just get a cheap aquarium pump, throw it in a trash can full of water and set it on a mechanical timer to water for a couple minutes every...

Never spray with oils during the day time bro. Wake up first thing in the morning and spray, a couple hours before sunrise. That leaf twisting is definitely not from getting rained on.

I can't be 100% sure, but I would put my $ on light burn for sure. Looks like chlorosis.

I have heard of those sonic humidifiers leaving mineral deposits all over plants. You need to use filtered water with them. Strange how it's in clusters though on the leaves, I would think it would be an even layer of it were from the humidifier. At first glance it looked like bug damage to me...

I have multiple SF-4000's and 100% is way too high even for early flower. I would raise them a couple feet from the canopy and put them at around 50% for younger vegging plants. You could turn it up higher and raise the lights up, but that's creating more heat and costing more $ so it doesn't...

Looks like slight overwatering. Just let em dry out!

I would pull the lights back. I had this problem with my first LED grow. Towards end of the day the girls just looked exhausted. Too much light, they can't photosynthesize fast enough. Dial down the light and see what happens. Could be that simple!