Nutrient burn or worse?

Aloha guys,

First time posting here. I recently acquired a grow tent along with a greenhouse from my downstairs neighbor and am totally new to growing.
Basics:
-Growing indoor or outdoors: Vedging in a tent in our garage then transferring the plants to an outdoor greenhouse to flower
-Watering schedule: Pictured below: Once a week when outdoors (per the instruction of the guy I bought them from), every other week is nutrients once a week. My plant has been outside now for a week.
- Growing Medium: Greenhouse
-What stage of growth: Flowering, week one.

My ?'s:
I've noticed some browning on the leaves (2nd pic), little white dots on some of the leaves & stem (3rd & 4th) that I'm concerned about. My neighbor a couple weeks back had put some neem oil on them to combat potential bugs. I've also noticed one or two brown bugs with no face, but a shell and when I go to touch them they jump or fly to another leaf. Is this nutrient burn or dust mites? I'm in Hawaii by the way, so we get a pretty full day of sun.
Here are the pics:


Much mahalos for the help!

Nobody can say " once a week" way too many variables like pot size- plant size and temp- humidity ..


Looks like -

Needs to transplant to larger pot, mite damage and over fed- nite burn.

So what would you say to do: Transplant, neem oil & I'm watering too much?

And if I need to use neem, what kind of schedule should I hit them with? Thanks much btw!

808Budz said:

So what would you say to do: Transplant, neem oil & I'm watering too much?

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Yes.. Though I'd tip her upside down n dunk- soak in a garbage can full of dish soapy water or neem while its doable..


Only water when its dry, the new pot might be good onceva week ..a few weeks later in warmer weather it might be double that.. That plant is going to get big, too big for that pot unless you want to water- feed every pther day or daily.

Corso312 said:

Yes.. Though I'd tip her upside down n dunk- soak in a garbage can full of dish soapy water or neem while its doable..


Only water when its dry, the new pot might be good onceva week ..a few weeks later in warmer weather it might be double that.. That plant is going to get big, too big for that pot unless you want to water- feed every pther day or daily.

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I just bought a gallon spray bottle and some neem. Will that suffice? And should I empty the whole thing or just enough to coat the plant? Do I soak the soil as well?

As far as watering, being outdoors in Hawaii it rains every other day

And should I be concerned about ants? Bc I noticed a few scurrying around on the plant

I'd saturate it with neem, get the whole plant good..especially the undersides of leaves and stalk.. Yeah I would be a lil concerned with ants..they like to farm aphids.