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The war is far from over now.

Doesn't really matter what it was. It's dead by now.

Nicely done.

This might help :grin:

How hard were you running them?

That soil should have plenty nutrients for now. It doesn't look like bad soil. If you're gonna use that FF Trio don't follow they're feeding chart. Go easy with it. I don't think you need the Epsom either. You're gonna love her to death like Dan was saying. Just leave her alone for a couple days.

In organic soil it's usually not necessary to check or adjust soil ph. I agree with these guys about easing up on watering. What are you gonna feed them when the soil runs out of nutrients?

If the meter is one of the 3 in 1 kind don't trust the ph reading. I've heard the moisture part is ok. I wouldn't know. I sent mine back as soon as I opened and tested it.

How close are the lights? Might be the beginning of light burn.

Or green.

Fungus gnats are probably the most common grow room pest. Usually comes from the growing medium but they're super easy to deal with. Not a bad idea to check the P traps though.

Looks like it. I'd drop the lights to 12/12 if it was me.

About a pound.

It's not spider mites. Looks like a nutrient or lockout issue. More info would make it easier to diagnose.

I wouldn't stress too much. The pistils can also turn brown early from overfertilizing. Or could be getting pollinated by a stray nanner or sack like Henry said but a few seeds won't hurt. Overall they look pretty good.

Probably just genetics. I wouldn't worry about it.

Looks good to me.