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I don't think it kills on contact, but you see less and less until they are gone eventually.

You do have some damage from gnats. I use BT.

Some mushrooms grow on wood, manure or soil. It would not be far fetched to smell farts from those types of substrate. Usually mine smell like mushrooms. If it smells like farts while it is growing, I usually look for contamination and dump the grow, if/when I find it.

I think it depends on what you are trying to grow. I tried to go to the boom shroom site and I did a search and only found: https://www.boomshroombarili.com/ its from the Philipines. I don't know what shipping costs from there, but I'm sure it's better to get local.

What is in that 300PPM water? Do you think that some of it is phosphorous or potasium? Perhaps your soil is just low on those two elements. You could try a banana tea or some bloom nutes. Do you have any added beneficial bacteria or mycorrhizae in the soil? This late in bloom, might not have a...

Yeah, that first picture looks like a problem. Other than that, your grow looks good. If you got this far, by what you are doing, first thing I check is the root zone, broken branches, next look for bugs. What is your media, temperatures, Ph and PPMs? Are the drooping leaves on a separate...

What amber? I see a bunch of white hairs and cloudy trichs. I would give them another week, but I'm never in a hurry. As long as there are not bugs or rot, I'd say let them bulk up. If the dying leaves are causing some mildew or rot, yank them. If you are not using tiger bloom, then what are you...

Looks good! I'd pull them. You might want more amber, but I'm just happy if there is some.

Yes. Anyone can. Doesn't mean they'll be right.

Some strains have a tendancy to herm. Some not so much. Some are affected only when other stresses are happening along with interrupted light discipline.

Anymore than moonlight will probably have an effect.

I use peat moss with perilite. I amend with dolomite and a little EWC, some mycos. I have used coco coir with some success.

No.

I'd chop the tips of the leaves touching soil. The white spots look like some kind of bug damage. Could be some cal-mag deficiency.

Hamburger hashbrown sandwich.

Spray some water on it and let it soak. Carefully remove the cap with some tweezers.

Why not keep it going? Are you running out of room for the other three? Chop the dead stuff off of her. Does the strain have a herm tendancy? I wouldn't worry about it.

Soil is too hot for a plant that young. She'll probably grow into it.

I suspect bugs.

I wouldn't worry about finishing until you don't see any more white hairs.