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Yeah if it's stays cool leave it alone. Good luck

Water temp could be lower. It should feel cool to the touch. Freeze a couple 12-16 oz bottled waters and drop one in then switch them every 6-8 hours. Yes that white nodule is a root trying to start

Looks like potassium deficiency to me

No telling off hand why in didn't develop its other cotyledon leaf. Maybe the membrane from inside the seed got stuck on it and pinched it off? Whatever caused it may of stressed it out some and slowed its growth some but no big deal. Sometimes a little stress creates stronger plants

I think spinosad is the active ingredient in comfortis and trifecta for flea control in dogs. Supposed to be nontoxic to humans

Getting clones from less then healthy girls an be problematic. I would consider putting those first two back into veg on an 18/6 cycle and give them liquid fish. I think maxi crop is like $10 quart or Alaska fish pretty cheap too. Hose second two plants don't look too bad

If it's just the tips turning down could be a sign of overwatering. With RO water you might want to think about adding some cal-mag.

Isn't sensi grow and bloom a hydro nute?

That's cool you were able to save it. What bugs and how long for it to recover?

Currently using one part happy frog to one part ocean forest without issue. Next time I'm going to add one part perlite because I noticed some compaction. Not horrible compaction, just a bit. BTW I don't take anyone seriously who doesn't use punctuation or capitalize.

The first thing that jumps to mind is nitrogen toxicity due to how dark green the leaves are and the fact that ocean forest is a hotter soil. However nitrogen toxicity is usually accompanied by the claw. Your leaves are canoeing though which leads me to think your light might be too close are...

1700 ppm sounds high but judging off pic 7 that is a pretty good sized plant. So that isn't ridicously high. However I would run straight water ph'd to 5.8 for one maybe two light cycles because it does look like you have some burning. When you reintroduce nutes I would lower it to around 1000...

They look good man. Some strains just have purple stripes on the stems. I don't hink you have anything to be worried about.

??? Why do you say that? I don't see spider mite damage at all. Looks like a phosphorous deficiency. Especially with him saying final phase was used. Edit... Zoomed in and now I see the white spots, my bad. Still think it needs some phosphorous and possibly potassium.

Yup I would start over. Pop seeds in coffee filter. Put them in jiffy pot, the kind that come in flat disc and expand when you add water. Once you see roots coming out of it put it a soil like Happy Frog.

i don't know if enzyme products are necessary in coco. I used a pond enzyme in hydro to prevent root rot and in ez cloned if I got lazy and left the plants in too long. Worked well and way more bang for your buck then hygrozyme, sensizyme etc.Also recommend Micro Lift for ponds over super...

A pic of the tops would help. How often are you watering/feeding? Also your plant would benefit from the addition of perlite to your medium.

You have a ton of light for your size area. Overkill is not worth it if kills the plant. IMHO you would be better off turning off two lights and getting your temps under control. Your humidity is good for blooming. If you get your temps to drop it would go up some if nothing else changes, but...

If they are root bound that can prevent them from getting enough water. Try dunking one of your pots in water till you stop getting air bubbles. Then see how the weight of that pot compares to one you watered regular mode. Bright green tops could be too much light. How do the tops directly...

Reminds me of a lobster Edit: not lobster, that crab with the one huge claw