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Plant looks pretty darn happy to me. The minor yellowing of the leaf tips is probably your plants way of telling you “thank you, I’ve had enough nutes”, no worries!

Get a real good magnifying glass and look under the curly leaves, especially around the edges. I hope it’s not russet mites.

It looks like “great 88”.

Like I said, not a coco guy, but I know that EC (electroconductivity) or alternately PPM of dissolved solids (parts per million) is very important to know. Thats how you measure how much to feed, when your media needs flushing, etc.. PH of the nute water is also critical, if the the ph is too...

I’m not a coco grower, but that explains why it happened so quickly. Are you measuring ec and ph? Did the coco get dry?

Don’t see any pistils, so no it’s not in flower yet. I can’t tell if it still has opposing nodes or alternating nodes, once they start alternating nodes it's mature and can be flipped. What’s your light schedule?

What are you growing in? That much damage in 24 hours is pretty extreme.

If anything they look a bit over nuted (N) to me, the tip yellowing is often indicative of mild nute burn. Truthfully, they look pretty good.

If there are while pistils then it can still be pollinated, now whether you have enough time to get viable seeds if a factor of how long the it takes for the buds to mature, you need about 30-40 days for viable seeds to form. Really depends on how many seeds you want, if the male flowers opened...

It's fine, won't hurt a thing.

It’s probably ok, if it’s been kept in a reasonably cool, dark place. Try it and see, about the worst thing that can happen is it won’t work. It does contain pyrethrins (and canola oil).

Pot is easy to grow, and it’s fairly forgiving. Don’t overthink it. Pot grows in a wide range of conditions in the wild, none are perfect, it grows just fine. You can spend a bundle and get all the rh, ph, temp, heat, light, measuring instruments and use them to create a “perfect”...

Looks fine to me, and wait until a week or so before you flip to add the bloom nutes.

What did you top dress with? Could be a slight nite burn. A pic would be helpful. A slight tip burn isn’t usually a problem.

The last two bets I placed were many, many years ago, one was a horse race, I had just moved back home from college (Humboldt State) and saw a horse named "Humboldt County", maiden race, 25 to 1 longshot, I put $20 on her, and she won! Went on to be a pretty successfull horse. The other was a...

Sounds about right, if they are getting leggy, then turn up the intensity by 10 or 20% and adjust as necessary.

In Ca. You pretty much have to go out of state for on-line and sports betting, neither is allowed, even on tribal lands. But Nevada is just next door.

Absolutely, natural is fine, it can't be tested for because natural PGR's are in all plants, but you'll never get the kind of concentrations with kelp or alfalfa that you get with synthetic pgr's. (Which is a good thing)

Looks a bit like the begining of clawing/leaf tip burn from too much N, at this point, I wouldn't sweat it. Is the 0-10-40 organic?

Not safe to consume. I know in my state PGR weed is banned.