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I use 5 gallon fabric pots filled to between 3-4 gallons. I used to water to run off in peat soil/perlite/worm cast/gaia and noticed the soil would be much heavier than I'd like and takes 3 or 4 days to dry and ran into some soil issues like fungas gnats. And i run lots and lots of perlite. Now...

Manganese def or lockout.

Adding extra unnecessary stuff like molasses is not going to help. Calcium is required in micro doses and can definitely lock out other nutrients. Espom salt is more forgiving.

Heat stress or salt stress if you're watering correctly. Check PPM

Could be a pest. Once she starts growing past a few nodes, she should be out of any danger

Huge Magnesium deficiency, little phosphorus deficiency

Come on man! You know electrical tape is best.

Don't feed nutes, looks dark green and nute burnt already. She's just about 2-3 weeks low on magnesium. Epsom salt.

She's hungry for nitrogen, can't see close enough but that usually means she needs some magnesium too.

That could be an undeveloped seed aswell. Sometimes they get pollinated early.

Molasses is great to start the bacterial biome if the soil was insufficient. IMO, the plant needs to create a symbiotic relationship with the fungus' mycelium, which I believe is reduced by adding sugars to the fungus which would normally exchange nutrients for sugar with the plant.

Some of the calyxs tend to fatten up early on

Ummm there looks to be plenty food in there. Do not over feed it, especially such a small plant. Plant looks absolutely fine, let it do its thing for a bit more and lay off the LST for a bit. Looks overfed if anything.

20-30% Worm casting is better. 20-30% perlite. The rest is either a mix of the topsoil/promix or choose one. Gaia 4-4-4 & 2-8-4 is great and the plants love it. Make sure to keep up with top dressing 2-8-4 or you'll regret it. I use promix myself. Gaia should have all the micro and macro...

You can still keep it outside and have it exhausting is what they are trying to say bud. More head room.

I rarely had any LST needing any down time for training. Only time down is if it broke a large branch off or nutrients become insufficient. Most of the time any stress is from over handling or just being too rough with it. Or usually it's a combo effect from inexperience. Also, i usually do any...

I always bud wash my outdoor. Clean water > h202 bath > bakingsoda/lemon or lime > final clean water bath. I tip the buckets to skim out the debris.

Not late at all, you can top, tuck or supercrop the very top.

After a few outdoor trim cycles, you'll be dying to lollipop/defoiliate the lower/interior leaves/bud sites. Better colas, less likely to mold/mildew, no larf, easy trim, better air flow, great light coverage.

Definitely safe. I top and LST right until last stretch to keep SOG nice and even.