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Wait and see if th RH comes up some more, basically curing stops at around 55%. After the rh stabilizes, then if it's still low, add the Bovedas.

Maybe check the ph on the second or third day and make sure it’s not drifting. Also, sometimes there can be some chemical reactions between the nutes which can tie up some nutrients. If you’re not seeing any issues, carry-on!

I only use a circulating fan if the rh is decent. Usually for me rh is a bit lower than I want it, so I don’t use intake/exhaust when drying.

The life of a farmer!

They look very good, the tricomes are cloudy, you’re close.

Won't help with mildew, you could use BT, but I've read varying accounts of whether to use it in late flower. With only a week to go, I think I'd just let it go. I would not use Dr. Doom on plants in flower..

The plants look darn good! I agree you have thrips, but at this stage, if it were me, I'd let it ride rather than spraying something that could mess up the taste of the product. Doesn't look like you've got more than a couple weeks. I dislike bud washing, but with thrips I would bud wash...

No, they aren’t all ruined. Sometimes you can do everything right and still end up with rot. Keep a close eye on the rest of the buds. My only suggestion would be raise your temp slightly, like around 80.

They’ve been around a while, I’ve never used them because I have decent supplies of clones locally. I’d read the reviews and get a feel for them.

You’ll find out! While not good, they should survive.

I'd remove those affected leaves. Not sure if it's a mold issue or just old fan leaves being being sucked dry of nutes. I'd be more concerned if it was on the green leaves, but certainly keep an eye on it.

It's legal as long as the plants are not visible (identifiable) with the unaided eye, from a public place, (i/e., the street or public property). Check your county/city ordinances as each jurisdiction has slightly different rules/requirements.

You're still very early in the budding process, but the bud development is coming along just fine.

Never heard of that being done to correct Ca toxicity. If it was me I think I’d flush them instead, but you could give it a try, however, widely varying ph levels can also cause issues.

I think I'd pull them, cut out all the bad spots, about an inch above and below the rot, as long as you've got some decent airflow in your drying area it shouldn't continue to rot, while I've never had them rot/mold once pulled, it can happen.

They look great. Patience Grasshopper!

They look real nice.

Often in large buds that are tight it sets up conditions where the bud is transpiring but the moisture on the inside of the bud can't escape, which provides an environment for bud rot. It would be nice if you could wait, but it's up to you. As you know, rot spreads fast.

Second to the last pic is foxtailing, the others could be chopped, don't see much amber, but some plants are like that. At 18 weeks in flower, you gotta think they're done. Let's see what the concensus is.

I think you're right there. You could put the habeus yankus on em any time now!