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keep temp in the 70's and humidity down to 35-40% for 3-4 days and it wont spread, just make sure you use the Hydrogen Peroxide, and DONT OVERDO IT, another advantage to the HP it that it adds more oxygen to the water thereby oxidizing the roots better

STOP ADDING SALT.... that is the problem.... thats the Mg build up thats causing the Mn Deficiency, and if you were adding salt even though you flushed recently, do it again trust me that is almost certainlythe prob. Dont listen to the BS about Mg defeciency, it's almost never bad enough to need...

Pic 3 is a male flower for sure

MANGANESE (Mn) Necrotic and yellow spots form on top leaves. Mn deficiency occurs when large amounts of Mg are present in the soil. Foliar feed with any chemical fertilizer containing Mn. This occurs primarily when there is a build up of Magneseum (Mg) better known as salt, what you are going to...

Unfortunatly that looks more like white mold than salt build up, use a little bit ( 2-3 drops per gallon of 2%) of hydrogen peroxide with your waterings until it subsides or they die. also you should try to keep your temp down a bit more, i see that it's at 84 degrees in one shot, you want it...