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Ok which AN are you using...I'm gonna guess you are missing a lot of micro nutes using RO water a very common problem

hate to fact check you but it's hard bodied insects just so we aren't giving out the wrong info..I used to use it in my worm bins and they were left unharmed!! Also no effect on larvae. As far as the application dusting works if the area you want covered Is wet but it is extremely hard to evenly...

I would use both, and possibly bti or greensand for fly insects

Hydrogen Perixide! Don't be afraid! Everything I do is 100% organic and h2o2 is found naturally in rain and snow! This will fluff your soil up quickly and as it degrade organic matter it releases a ton of oxygen near the roots!!! I believe it contains 7x more oxygen molecules then air! I've read...

For veg coco oil works very well and plants love it...

I have the same issue atm, except I'm at 45-100%.....I'm in a nasty bacteria filled basement in and old house and have no mold problems....I am organic also but i mist whole room w/ h2o2 3% mixed at 5ml per 16oz every 3-4 days

I don't think you can really know for sure.... You just have to wait and watch

No problem...diatomacious earth made into a spray and misted on leaves and tops of soil works wonders as well for these types of pests!

Should have mentioned that a light worm tea instead of h2o2 will also help seed starting and provide the plant with a very strong immune system that will fight off disease molds and fungus!

Okay.... First of all I would only use Hydrogen peroxide out off all the things you listed up there! In vary small amounts at that! 5ml a pint maybe....adding enzymes like that this early in a system like that I can imagine they them selves would eat your roots if they aren't already dead from...

PPM does seem aggressive but obviously your plant is responding well to it! So don't stop or move down. As far as your watering approach I wouldn't look at the top of the soil as this isn't good indicator, but rather the lift test to determine how much water is in the soil. Most people go to a...

I'm very surprised not one person asked about your lights? What are you using and how close are they? It's be proven that thc and resin production are directly related to uv exposure! With out this no need for plant to protect itself from it...

I agree....but looks like a lot more as well...can you give a full picture? Also what are you using as a water source?

So I have used Ocean forest once in just a few pots and noticed it attracted a lot if bug attention, also from reading numerous peoples posts on here using the same soil I have decided that these bugs are either already in the soil when you buy it, which I believe it states on the bag that no...

Looks like fly larvae..look up habanero spray should get rid of them! But I'm sure they have hatched and flown away by now!

Looks like mite eggs bud...look at the top of the Bug forum section and the very first one explains how to make habanero spray...it will kill at all stages. In the last picture it looks like you caught the mother in the background! Awesome pictures btw!!

Sorry ima little late to this post but the beetles in this picture are black ladybugs or ladybird...probably the best thing to ever have in your garden! I didn't even know they could be black!? So thank you for the post! These guys destroy aphids, mites, scales, and thrips!

Did you take any readings from your run off? Any progress with the overall health?

The first photo looks like a cal mag def, 2nd photo seems to be suffering from ph fluctuations wouldn't be worried about one leaf...and the last two seem to have too much potassium possibly? The last photo seems to have the beginning signs of N toxicity...hope this helps! May be able to...

So I bought two clones at the same time...kind of got them mixed up! If anyone has experience with headband please help me identify it! The other possibility is that is phifty cal kush....about 4 weeks in flower if that helps