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I had a double header photo seedling last grow. I pinched off the little guy and the plant turned out ok but if it happens again I'll probably start another seed. I don't think I'd grow it out if it happens again. It just wasn't as nice a plant as the others in the grow.

Looks like normal bud growth, no foxtailing IMO. Wait until all the pistils turn red/brown and shrivel back into the buds. You'll see them fatten up and the calyxes will swell. You should see the colas get start leaning from the weight when they are close to complete.

Looks good, what about humidity control? Once you have mature plants in there, you may need a dehumidifier unless you're in a really dry climate.

I've been in coco/perlite for a few grows so I use it from seedling to chop. In soil, you can try adding cal mag to your regular bloom feed but back off the floragrow a little because most cal-mg products already have N. As far as watering every other day, that depends on your containers...

Looks like a Calcium deficiency and you can try adding some Cal-mg. If you're using GH floratrio, add the Ca-Mg first, before the Micro and Bloom. Nice looking garden!

Too risky IMO. If you accidentally bring pests into your new grow space, you could set yourself back months trying to get rid of them.

Another thing that can cause droopy leaves is if you have a fan hitting the plant directly. Post natural light photos too, so others can see the color of the leaves.

Nice and healthy looking.

They look like leaf miners to me. Check this link - https://www.growweedeasy.com/cannabis-plant-problems/leaf-miners

IMO you need to get that plant out of that packed soil and into something light and airy. Get a decent soil and add perlite, maybe 2 parts soil and 1 part perlite. Get the $15 ph pen for measuring water ph. If you want 1 tsp / gal, add 1 tsp to a gallon and mix well (start around 1/2 strength...

I'd crack that bud open for a closer look. You'll see the rot close to the stem if it's there. Need to remove any affected parts and figure out the cause. If you're garden is inside, high rh and poor air flow can cause it.

Did you get plenty of runoff with the 2.5 L? I use 5 gal fabric pots and need a couple of gallons to really get the salts out if I suspect lockout in mid-flower. With coco I add at least some cal-mg when doing a mid-grow "flush". I pour about 5L in, wait 15 minutes then pour another 3L. Maybe...

I'm surprised to see fungus gnats in a coco grow (assuming that is what's on your sticky cards). Is your medium draining well? I've seen bumpy leaves from over watering but like you say, it's hard to over water mature plants in coco.

Looks good to me. Nice and healthy.

I like the Carson zOrb digital scope but it only connects to PC or MAC. No tablets or phones as far as I know. Good photos and videos of trichomes but it really comes down to figuring out a way to hold it perfectly still. If you move it a hair, it blurs a little and makes clear trichs look...

Looks straight up male to me. I don't see any pistils but I do see seed pods.

I agree with trashing the plants and do a really deep clean. Research how to clean everything and do it before you try to grow there again. I haven't had spider mites but I know people that have and they can be really tough to get rid of.

Can you post photos in natural light? Can't really see the leaf color in the photos.

They actually look dry to me and 1000w hps can dry the medium faster than less powerful lights. I'd give them a good feeding / watering to runoff then let them dry for a few days until the containers are nice and light. Raise the pots with something so the pots don't sit in runoff and remove the...

Try running your lights 6 pm to noon in veg so you avoid the hottest part of the day. Then, 6 pm to 6 am in flower. Tweak it an hour or so either way to fit your schedule.