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How long have you had the spinosad? It does have a shelf life, though it’s pretty long (3 years +~). Or you may have created a Spinosad resistant super thrip! (LOL)

Do you have an attic fan or attic vents? If so vent out the fan/vent louvre.

There is no guarantee, even with hepa filters and clean rooms, the spores are everywhere, attached to your clothes, in the soil, floating in the air, everywhere! The best you can hope to do is minimize the possibility of mold by making the environment as inhospitable to mold/fungus as possible...

Kinda like chicken soup, it couldn’t hurt!

DO NOT DO IT!!!!

Wow, you got me, everything sounds like it’s right. Have you calibrated your ph tester recently? It looks ph related, but idk?

Are you feeding daily? What PH of the nute water?

I’ll start by saying that coco is not my strongest suit, but what I see is the plant is hungry. What you may have called toxicity could have been a lockout from accumulated salts, allowing assimilation of some nutes, but not others. Now that you’ve flushed out the salts, the plants are hungry...

It’ll give you a few more terpenes, doesn’t affect THC.

The first picture looks very suspect, you’ll know for sure in a few days. Sometimes it’s nothing.

Looking a lot closer, maybe a week, it's hard to tell if the buds have swollen .But it's close. Once it stops drinking water, that's a sign it's almost ready.

Just my 02 cents, but it looks like the leaves pretty much straighten out once they mature, I suspect it may have to do with nutes (too much) and/or the potassium silicate. (I've never used it). I've had seedlings do that before, and it was too many nutes too early. It didn't burn the plants...

Because of the climate (rain), it's best to grow in a greenhouse, but things grow great, because of the long photoperiod (in May it's sunny from about 4 AM to10-11PM). Southern Alaska is better, due to the warmer temps.

How are you trying to germinate them? Glass of water, paper towel, peat pot, other?

Phosphoric acid is often used in commercial PH down products, it works well.

You can do it, but what usually happens is one (or two) plants will grow faster and become the dominant plant(s), the others will suffer.

Oh, the dreaded flushing question. The small bit of actual research that been done on it, says that flushing removes nothing from the plant, and in blind taste tests, most people preferred unflushed weed. Why yellow the leaves and buds while you starve your plant in the home stretch? Bottom...

Kinda depends on how well your tent is sealed. If it's almost airtight, then yes, if you leave a vent open at the bottom, probably not. You'll be able to tell if the sides of the tent suck in. In my case I have two 8". exhaust fans and one 8" intake fan, but I leave a vent open at the bottom...

I just read up on Sarah’s law, it’s weak sauce and nothing like the US variant. In the UK version of the law (not really a law) you need to know the name of the person then they will tell you yeah or nay. In the US version, there’s a database you can log on and specify a distance from yourself...

If those are old calyxes that formed at the nodes, they often turn that color because they’re really old! I don’t see anything cottony or webby looking, so I’d say you’re fine.