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Overall they are looking great - I would clean up (trim) the bottom half, as you have a net setup, more so as you have mites. No point in keeping that much growth below the canopy -cut back and let the tops take all the glory! bottom will become a great breeding ground for more mites. Goodluck...

PM = Powdery Mildew and RH = Relative Humidity. When your RH is high for long periods of time, PM moves in and takes over, more so with dead spots in airflow. Best to foliar feed at lights on or early morning, and let things dry out fully before lights out.

Leaves curling upwards generally tell you that you have heat stress or high RH in the grow area. Since you have stated that you have had PM, I would assume high RH is your main issue as your lights are on a rail and unlikely to be causing heat stress over time. what is your RH on average?

Yeah good call, coco like a lower PH, 6-5.9, but really the best way to know is checking your run-off. Counter your readings from run off on the next watering. for example, if its coming out high, then lower your next watering, visa versa

Sweet - I am going to assume they are still around and ready to be saved - my suggestions for you are: Back off on the watering - and before you water again, stick your finger into the soil, and see for yourself if its infact dry before you water again. A pot that size, and a plant that small...

Post a pic if you can, seedling dont need any food for the first week or so, feeding should start as per the instructions for the neuts you have chosen. Just bear in mind that its easy to go up, but hard to fix to much - they dont need much right now, just some basics to get started

From the manufactures website, they state the following: STEP 2. pH Control Check pH is between 5.0 and 6.5. Check pH using the PH TEST KIT and adjust using PH UP or DOWN. 5.0 is right on the edge, so I would personally aim for 6.0 - 6.5 with these neuts. Read the instructions and follow them...

Plants just love a simple life! Matt gives out solid advice, and whilst I do things different to him, I truly appreciate the way he teaches the community! Keep the pics coming, always keen to see a good story unfold :)

Pics please! Will go a long way to helping you figure this out. You may as well tell us about your soil, watering schedule, strain, PH, Neuts and anything else that you can think of

Those leaves look like typical "claws" which is typically overwatering - its a big pot for the size of the plant, and yeah I would agree the top looks dry, who knows whats happening in the bottom half.. again, there really is nothing to go on - so if you did in fact throw them out, then Ill take...

Check your plants carefully for any hermie / bannanas - in my experience, plants finish WAY quicker, when they reach the ultimate goal - Getting pollinated! Usually cuts the flowering time in half, and the the buds will look swelled up (seeds forming) - I say this, because you have stated that...

To get closer to an answer, could you shed some light on a few topics? How often do you water? What is your PH? What soil mix are you using? Have you fed the plants at all (if so what?) When did this start, and what was the major change before this started?

No doubt about it. You have a male on your hands.

I still have my suspicions on over-watering, they just look soaked. You are right about BioBizz bringing down the PH a touch, but its just something you should never really leave to a guess. The basic test strips are cheap and give you a great idea of whats happening. If you cant get a test kit...

In my experience with using neem oil, you can't apply too much, I soak my plants early in the morning, low heat low light... And shake off all the excess. I know LOL - I appreciate the attitude you got going :) You should be proud, its easy to grow plants, and at the same time, incredibly...

Ok wow - would never have guessed! Back to the main question then - I would wait just a little longer (1 week and post some updates) if you can, but if you chopped now cause of the ash / mites, then no major biggy IMO

Also, I am almost sure that you have a mite problem, judging by all them white spots all over. Close up of under the leaves?

How many weeks are you into this grow? One pic has quite a few ambers with mostly cloudy, other pics almost looks cloudy to clear. Either way, you look about ready, with 1 more week likely to still be worth while.

Foliar feeding is an excellent way to feed your plants, and or enhance a typical feeding program. Never used Epson salts as a food source personally, so keen to hear if this brings its own benefits. Typically I supply different feeds for the various stages - for example, a Nitro rich tea during...

Post a few pics of the rest of the leaves if you can please. I see a few spots on your leaves but cant make out much from this one picture alone. It would appear as though something is eating the bottom side of your leaves, not really spotty enough for mites, but still looks like your plant is...