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What's the best thing to use to get rid of spider mites in week 5 of flowering?

I have a aquarium dropper tube test kit.. my regular water is about 7.0-7.2 and when I add the tiger bloom it drops to the lowest reading, which is 6.0 but i assume it far below that.

1 gallon pots in a SOG setup, they've been vegged for 5 weeks and are starting week 4 of flowering. I am using fox farm ocean forest with about 20% perlite added, and just started using FF Tiger bloom. I started adding 1/4 strength (1/2 tsp) per gallon of water, I did that twice with a normal...

I noticed that my timer clicks off a few minutes early, its one of those walmart ones where you press down the blocks and the timer turns like a clock. So basically I'm getting 11 hours and 56 minutes of darkness. Could this be a problem?

I think he might have stressed them out by pruning or "lollipopping" as he called it too far into flower

Do you guy think he'll get seeds because of this already? Noticed it on his other plant too but it was more like an actual male pod , not a cluster of bananas like in the pic. Also on the plant in the pic there were a couple nanners in the buds

I just found this on one of my friends plants thats on the 3rd week of flowering. Do you think any pollenation has occured. Can he just clip off the male buds and keep growing it? He also has a couple little bananas on another branch too. Can he just pluck out the bananas?

Well now I'm confused a.f. and dunno what to do.. lol

Ok but I read on another forum that when growing in soil the soil acts as a ph buffer so adding things like hydroponic ph up and ph down builds up over time and effects the ph of the soil .. whats your take on that argument??

I am in my 2nd week of flowering, haven't used any nutes yet, vegged for 5 weeks in fox farm ocean forest. I've been watering with plain tap water that has a PH around 7-7.2 and since the nutes in the soil are probably depleted I bought some Fox Farm Tiger Bloom to use. I noticed when I add...