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Quit the calmag for the last few weeks. Between that and reducing nitrogen you're doing what's required to provide quality nug.

Your feed should be a 10-30-20 in later flower. 20-20-20 has too much ntrogen for late flower.

FFS, get a HID.

Flushing = starvation. Avoid it. Don't overfeed. Buds are about as big as they'll be, but they are gaining density and resin. Extra light can help IF you were lacking to begin. Really there's no magical solution. ;)

Cutting leaves = reduction in photosynthesis.

Calcium deficiency.

Sounds like pythium in dwc.

And are you pulling a vacuum on the unit prior to opening the butane valve to extract?

Do you heat the reclaimation vessel while the tane collection vessel is chilled in an ice bath?

1/4" is too thick. As lio lacidem stated, 115f. Not sure if your water bath procedure is kosher as no temps were reported. Older material can cause a budder like consistency due to decarboxylation and terpene loss that occured during cure.

I like galvanized snap seam.

In coco run 6.1 not 5.8 like other hydro.

6 x 5 galvanized reducer. Local hardware store, hvac section.

P is Phosphorous. K is Potassium. The symptoms are obvious. Google "potassium toxicity cannabis"

Read the part about alcohol / hexane wash. http://skunkpharmresearch.com/getting-the-green-and-waxes-out-afterwards/

FYI They put a thermal protector inline with the socket on cool tubes. If they overheat it will cut power to the bulb.

GH 3 part is tits! If you master it the only other juices you need is pH down and perhaps calimagic.

Lets analyze. Lets assume an incredible yield of 20% during extraction. Lets assume .75 grams per watt. A couple pretty big assumptions perhaps. 0.75 x 600 x 0.2 = 90 grams of rso. Will that supply be what you need to get through between harvests?

And neem is his solution for all things. Cred lost in my eyes there.

I love automation. Imagine trying to run very large facilities without it.