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It does look a bit like a light issue, I see some rolled leaves tips and ruffled leaf margins. Try turning the light down to 80% and see what happens. That said, new growth is often lighter in color, wait a couple days and see if they darken up.

More than likely you got an auto by mistake. Plants look great!

They’re close, I’d feed to the end, which is not far off.

It won’t hurt a thing.

Most people do feed, then water only, then feed , then water only, ad infinitum, ad nauseum. (LOL)

If there’s a soil choice then you’ll be fine.

In looking at the calculator, I’m not sure if those nutes are designed for soil, but they may be. Use their directions.. Also I’d be a little careful if those nutes are 9 years old, they may not be any good. If they’ve precipitated out, inside the bottles I wouldn’t use them.

Follow the dosing guide that came with the nutes (you can go lighter if you like). The ppm’s are more for coco/hydro than soil. What nutes are you using?

I only see a couple pieces of what is probably web (or a fine hair), it surely doesn’t look like spider mites, it’s probably a beneficial spider or just a piece of blow by web that got caught on the plant, I wouldn’t worry.

If your tap water has a pH of 10, it’s not safe to drink! Rainwater will never have a ph of 10, nor should distilled water. I would suspect that whatever device you’re measuring with is not calibrated correctly. Most household products vinegar, citric acid, etc. are not very stable. I would...

Flushing is for toilets, unless you have a lockout. It accomplishes nothing. They look good, the third picture, that plant has still got a couple weeks, the others are close, maybe a week or so, a little more bud swell may happen.

I plant in Oct. or early Novmber (SF Bay Area) they're done by late May, just in time to pull them and put the tomatos in!

Not near being ready. There are almost no brown pistils, the trichs are underdeveloped and clear. You’re looking at 5-8 weeks. Chop now and you will be truly disappointed with the result!

Welcome to “Trim Jail”!

I just harvested about 200 bulbs of garlic!

Need much closer pictures on the plant/bud(s).

The ants won’t hurt your leaves, but if the build a nest in you containers, they may go after the fine roots. You could spray the ground around the plants (not on them) and that should keep them away. If they’re in the pots, spray the surface of the soil in the pots, not the plants.

First time grower, with autos, I’d say you doing great! They’re right in the zone for size. The short stature (but nice and wide) can be genetic, or the light could be a bit too low. But really, they look just fine and happy.

They look pretty darn good, how old are they?

Yes, they should recover. If you’ve got mites you’ll need to spray again to break the life cycle. Most sprays don’t kill the eggs, so there’s another generation waiting to hatch. Follow the instructions for spraying timing.