9 plants

Week 8! Sorry for empty weeks, lost photos. I've got very sad news. First of all: 1, 2, 6 and 8 plants are ready for flush so I used just Flawless Finish. Others - still drink nutrients (Grow and Bloom + Overdrive) because the leaves are still yellow (nutrient deficiency) and hairs are still white so they are not ready. Secondly: bad news. I've found spider mites. A lot. Firstly on one plant and now on three total. I used local organic product against them but it didn't help much so I spray vodka on leaves (both sides) every day and kill them by finger one-by-one. It won't kill them all, but at least slow them down until I cut plant off in a week (after 2nd flawless finish drinking). Take a look on photos, you can clearly see these little monsters. More bad news (even worse): I has humidity around 70-80% which is a lot so bought humidity absorbers for closets and hang them inside. They (4 bags) filled fully in a few days so I wanted to make a tiny hole in the pocket to remove the water and reuse it again. I sealed the hole with duct tape. I wake up the next day and I see that all water in these bugs just dropping down. Idk how but a lot of water dropped right on one bud and many other leaves in drops too. 💩💩💩 Now the worst part 💩💩💩: this water is not just condensate, it's baked soda + calcium chloride (I googled what alike absorbers mode of). I soaked all water that I saw with cloth, tasted it on my tongue and it's obviously dangerous to take in mouth, yeas or lungs. So I guess all spots where this water was touched needs to be thrown in trash. Very sad and stupid. I was just about the end. You can see at the photo that one bud soaked a lot of this water and it just don't want to evaporate (because of calcium chloride). I've got to remember which places were contaminated so when I cut plants off, I would avoid them and remove. Also, how do you think, will spider mites continue harm and reproduce on drying buds? What to do with this plants that have spiders and their eggs on leaves? Please reply what you think!