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Yeah thats way too high for ph. I would drop the ph to 5.5 for a couple weeks.

The gnats will go away if kept dry for a week. You may have to manually exterminate the inch worms. The last part No clue without pics.

Probably just from stress.

Are you flushing them now?

I think you are setup for some 8ft tall or more plants my friend. When you run into problems fall back on your extensive research. Or come here and ask. Keep us posted.

Whats your ph? How much and how often do you feed it? How often do you water it? Ph imbalance can cause nute lock. Over feeding can scortch that thing. Over watering can cause root rot. Under watering can dry it out.

Your crazy man. That is a great plant.

That plant can take a gallon of water no problem. Pop your index finger in the soil just over the first knuckle. If its dry, water.

I think your lens needs cleaning. I cant see any big problems with your grow.

I would say no topping, unless you need to keep it short for space. I just like how the plant looks without topping.

Found this chart on here. Hope it helps.

Damn. Looks like some sort of blisters. I never seen that before. Could the humidity be building water under the stems? It could be some sort of fungus.

Fuck. Get these girls a room. Lmao.

Could just be bad genetics.

How long since the transplant? May just need some time.

Sometimes thats just how the new growth looks. I would give it a couple weeks and see what happens.

I would get rid of them.

Your ph must stay in between 5.5 and 6.5 The vegetative nutes should be fine. Just make sure you dont over do it. The flowering nutes are not ideal but as you said you are limeted. They should work though. Good luck my friend.

Your plant is starving to death. Google organic budding nutrients and make your choice.

Im pretty sure that is supposed to be under the soil. Put it about a quarter to half inch under the soil. Water Wait 3 to 5 days. Water as needed un those days.