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It's both. The senescent leaf gets enough necrosis that decomposers take over.

Alcohol vs naphtha. I've tried both. The original recipe naphtha is much stronger than 95% ethanol. It evaporates completely. That said, it's not easy to find purified naphtha. There's other chemicals added or get in during processing.

Hermaphrodites are interesting. I cut my face and hands in cane grass in my teens growing with my father. His strains were all landrace crosses, pakalolo, later infused with the first early girls and silver pearl genetics. To shorten flower time to beat green harvest when they only flew during...

Some leaf miners? Looks like soft body suckers. Mites possibly, look on underside of leaves.

That black stuff is likely RSO, rick Simpson oil. Highly concentrated and potent.

And have a back up plan. Late May or even first week of June cold temps can stress and trigger flowering. Sometimes they grow out of it, but lost time. Sometimes not and need to replace.

Germinate now according to your folk lore and method. You can sex them in the tent then transplant females. It's the ambiguous finish time huh? One might expect indica dominant strains to finish faster, but likely description of effects. Using the F2 male likely has differences in finish time...

Those buds should be bigger. If worried about excess nutes try a microbe flush. Compost or EWC extract microblif or liquid photosynthesis. No need brew a tea. And top dress some dolomite, this will help with low pH cal and mag. If I remember fox farms has strong and weak feeding recommendations...

Definitely not iron toxicity

Are you feeding full strength?

No bugs on underside of leaves? Looks like potassium and calcium deficiency. The buds should be much bigger, some thing is holding growth back.

First time I experimented with it to make feminized seeds. It wasn't as strong as the forums recommend. But still worked. I can't remember if the next colloidal silver I bought was recommended strength, but it worked too. It's a very strong antimicrobial, found in first aid/ medicines shelves in...

Doesn't need to be mixed fresh. Stores well. Many health food stores have this. You can make it at home too.

I loved guerilla growing it was such a great experience. I grew in many climates in Hawaii and hated schlepping water. Everything can be seen by helicopters so doing it right is key to harvesting. Dig the hole as deep as you can through the top soil and well past any roots especially grass...

Dark brown many times with tiger stripes. And yes the calyx will split allowing you to see it's development. The usually shake out when drying so look on the floor if you're hanging it. Or dry on a try or in a tote.

https://loudclouds.co/plant-nutrient-deficiency-chart/?amp This will help you ask better questions and give you answers to what you are seeing. Start with these as they are the usual culprits of chlorosis. Look at the leaf that catches your eye. Note the pattern and color changes from healthy...

Too much Coco coir. Way too much

Looks like an old distant relative of butter nut squash. Can you import the squash and collect the seeds? It should ship well and likely easy to treat the exterior for pests or pathogens for import. Pricey compared to a seed pack...

Ok. Did you feed or up pot yet? It's usually a very quick nutrient correction. Is your water conditioned to get pH 6? That's kinda low for Muni or well water in my experience. It's almost ideal for plants, little bit too low, but when mixing liquid ferts (all acidifiers) you could be feeding...

You are working with clones right? You can hope for a great male from somewhere or try making feminized seeds. I have had great success with colloidal silver in making feminized seeds. There can be significant differences in the hybrid depending on the pollen donor, i.e., its worth it to cross...