Wedding Cake - First Grow

Note: I wanted to note that I am aware that the PPFD measurement I take is not actually precise, but it is accurate to the set point that I set it to based on the mfg's PPFD map. That being said I am fully aware it is an app that uses approximate calculations based my input of what type of light source it is. Also of note, the grow details may not be fully accurate as of Aug. 6th, but I intend to go back and edit to correct them. I just wanted to get pictures and journal entries up first. PPFD: 750 (finally) Journal: This week documents what I did to stop the decline of the plant's health and to make some kind of recovery. Figures 1-8 show the plants before solutions were attempted. Figures 9 and up are taken after troubleshooting methods, detailed below, were applied. Troubleshooting Methods: Light intensity was reduced because well, the crispy curled leaves were yelling to do so. It worked. This light is intense, the diodes are new to the market, and I pushed to the literal recommended max on my first grow. Not surprising for me, but still .. why do I do this? My first attempt at fixing what I thought was lockout was to make a quick compost extract, using warm tap water (yes I know chlorine can kill the life in the tea but my RO system needs cleaning so I made do as is), organic molasses, and worm compost. I made a diy stir stick with a plastic hanger and grabbed my drill and a bucket. I poured the extract (sifting out the solids first) over each of the earthboxes. The next day I didn't see any drastic improvement so I just called the BuildaSoil helpline. A nice gentleman picked up and was super helpful, after listening to all the details recommended flushing with water at this late stage (week 8 of flower). I loaded up the cheapo big box store brand sprayer with some jays saponin and pumped up the pressure, taking the first nozzle off so there were jets. I wanted to break up the crust that had formed. Obviously the fan was pointed higher and power was lowered as well. I sprayed down #3 first since it was the worst. I saw improvement within 4 hours and so I repeated the flushing for the other 2 plants. The containers were flushed lightly over a couple of days and the stoppage of decline was instantly noticable, but permant damage has been done. Bonus Issue: My anxiety over and removal of the scrog net has come to rear it's head, 2/3rds of #1 has tipped towards to front of the tent. Just flopped over. So this week sucked. Lots of issues that should have been avoidable completely but I got lazy and ignored some thing's I shouldn't have. See Figure 2 for the leaning tower of ganja.