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I use miracle grow from seedling all the way thru veg, then go to foxfarm nutes in flower.

IMO, the difference between T5's and T8's, 12's or twisty bulbs is worth the money. This is what I use, plants love em. Probably won't find it for less. http://shop.aquatraders.com/Odyssea-48in-4x54W-T5-HO-Light-Fixture-Advance-p/52203.htm They have a few different lengths.

No, it won't hurt them. Leave it in for 7 to 10 days to kill adults and eggs, then put the date on it with a sharpie and keep it in a ziplock back for future use. Keep the exhaust to a minimum while treating to get the best effect.

It has too much foliage in relation to whatever roots have formed, the plant is telling you it cant support that much transpiration.. You may be able to save it by cutting it back to that first node, and removing the fan leaf from the same point.

Hot Shot No Pest strip will take care of em. Leave in there about a week then write the date on it with a sharpie marker and put in a baggie for future use.

When the nodes on the main stem are alternating instead of opposing, then it's past the seedling stage. You can then flower, but keep in mind rule of thumb if you veg longer you'll reap more.

The act of changing to a different soil mix won't hurt anything. The TYPE of soil could.

If you're sticking a 9+ inch stem stripped of its shit with a few nodes at its top in the soil, you're wasting your time. If you're asking whether the old soil line makes a difference when transplanting a rooted plant, no not really. Similar to tomato plants, cannabis can be transplanted...

They need to be warm and constantly moist. I put the wet paper towel in a tupperware container then set it on top of computer tower. The generally sprout in 2 days

Based on what you've said and from your pictures, I'd suggest this is a fungus and not a overfert, underfert or flushing issue. You need air movement and ventilation in that closet. You don't mention your RH but I'd guess over 70%, which will cause fungal growth...spreads fast, leaves will...

What am I supposed to be looking at?

I use No Pest Strips (AKA Hot Shot strips) to get rid of mites. 1 week is long enough to kill adults and any new eggs, then date it and put it in a ziplock baggy in case you need it again.

FYI, "nutes" is short for nutrients, otherwise known as fertilizer. Not too hard to find them.

Just cut it down the other day and smoking some samples now...this was at 68 days. Next one in line is now at 58 days, another OG Kush. This is a favorite ;)

For the amount of light they're getting they look fine. Keep in mind you're trying to recreate the sun...plants "eat" light (photosynthesis). Plenty of light is key in big bushy plants.

It's actually called "Damping Off". There's lots on the internet about it.

I doubt those affected leaves are going to turn green again. IMO they aren't doing your plants any good at this point, if it was me I would cut them off. Removing the affected vegetation could reduce stress and generally also stimulates new growth. Good luck.

"Advanced Techniques"? LMFAO :D

Looks like cannabis....as for the stain it appears to be cross between Mango Luau and Big Bubbalicious:neutral:

Looks like you ran out of soil some of those cups are pretty empty - fill em up. Also guessing you have a couple twisty fluorescents for light which is causing the spindly growth. Lights need to be as close as they can without burning...within an inch. If it's hot and humid you will end up...