First ever grow

If they aren't covering any potential bud nodes, I'd leave them. Only reasons to defoliate is to increase light to bud nodes and airflow around the center of the plant. I hope this helps.

they all stretch out , i would consider supercroping all tops, think were you will fall them, that way all canopy will be even your inner nod spacing says its too weak light for them, so otherwise all bottoms will be pure popcorn air give small chair or anything, for that smaller girl if needed now with is it same strain ? you have two brothers or a friend with couple, do you all look the same ? that's the answer to your question ;) Happy Growing !!!

Hi there Yeah I believe so mine darker up on the points where ive bent them.. I see yours are like 90° bent i would keep an eye on them as thats quite alot .. hopefully the should form strong knuckles at them points.. Best of luck 🌱

Is the up to 85% just for an hour or two or for extended times? Theoretically you can compensate a bit with enough heat and airflow, but 85% is really high if it's more than just a moment. Is the air outside the tent as high? If the tent has higher humidity than outside, just increase the airflow speed - with more output the air exchanges faster and should get closer to room RH. If the room is as moist, you might want to consider getting a dehumidifier for your tent (or room), and also try if open windows add or lower the RH, as depending where you live the air might even be more humid than indoors. If your plant experiences these levels of humidity for extended periods of time, it is very likely you'll experience rot/mold issues and stress the plant with the environment. I would explore above mentioned options to bringing the RH down. Generally under 60% is safe zone if there's enough airflow but in flower for optimal conditions you want it closer to 40%. To look up ideal values depending on your temperature and grow/flower phase, you might want to check out VPD chart for cannabis. It's a great guide for the correct ratio of temperature v. humidity incl danger zones.

If there is any advice I can give you, it is that "all are necessary, but none is indispensable" ... as much as it is good for the plant, it can grow just fine without it (I only used it once without any particular difference) especially if it already had it during growth :) you can continue to fertilize using all the other biobizz products without any problems :) then very often I mixed fertilizers from different companies, the only thing that matters is the amount of macro/micro nutrients and other substances they contain, finding a substitute if you really care is not difficult, you can even try homemade solutions! On YouTube I loved the videos on how to make compost tea for example :)

This is a fairly normal start to the fade... nothing to worry about at all. Good luck!

It really depends on what kind of high you are looking for. Transparent/milky indicates more of a head/cerebral high. And milky/amber indicates a couch lock/sedative high. You should be looking at the flower and not the leaves. Use your microscope/loop on the flower/bud to determine what stage your trichs are at. Personally I prefer 50/50 milky/amber. Keep a very close eye on the flower as they can turn amber very rapidly over night. Happy Growing! ~F