1st proper tent led grow

Looks good to me. I dont ph nothing and just go off what the plant tells me. I would do a light defoliation to open up some bud sites and get the air flowing into the center of the plant but other than that your in great shape. Hope this helps.

I put water in a spray bottle with a few drops of Dawn dish soap when I had a similar pest problem, but that happened to me during veg. Maybe if you did it extremely, extremely lightly and try to avoid the buds, but I honestly wouldn't recommend spraying the plants with anything if they've already flowered. If it isn't too bad, I would try and wait to see it through to the end, but if things take a turn for the worst, be ready to chop her down early and save what you can. I'd probably remove any damaged fan leaves, as well. Sorry to hear about the bugs this close to the finish line. Hope this helps. Cheers!

I'd wager if you looked at the labels, hopefully guarnateed analysis labels, you'd find plenty of calcium is provided. If not, it does look like a calcium deficiency. Look to have quite a few things added for ferts. This is more likely lockout than anything else. If yo know your mix is mild, maybe try a little more runoff when fertilizing. stick to a good wet-dry cycle. Other thing to check before fiddling with mixture is pH. Soil should be slightly acidic. Closer to ~7 will help with calcium uptake... if you are hanging out at 6 or below, this could also be a cause of what you see...