My first grow -autoflower - indoor

Tl;dr: all good, with some minor experimenting and some stupid mistakes without bit impact. In general still very happy with the development of my first plant ever. I asked some people if I should worry about groth and in short: no. The curling of the bigger/older leaves seems to have gotten better. A few of those show some damage (5th pic), but since it's limited to the oldest leaves I don't really worry about it. Could be because of overwatering first, or by something I caused while checking the branches and leaves. Biggest evolution is that there are now pistols visible. With all the extra branches and leaves it was hard to tell, but the stem has gotten a lot thicker and the plant in total is now a lot more 'bushy'. Near the end of the week you could clearly see several tops preparing to develop so I'm super excited to see how this will evolve in the upcoming weeks. As for watering, I gave it around half a liter a day on average. LST: my first attempts were terrible, pressing with tape and regular cord., or a metal wire to keep the top closer to the ground. Most of those attempts ended up with the plant ripping the tape off. I got better tape, making sure the top still bends slightly. But still remarkable how quick the stem takes on the new bended form and curious how it would look if performed properly. Because everything looks so packed together, and 80 percent of the plant is still surrounded by the pot, I decided to spread some of the side branches a bit (10th pic, upper side), hoping to get more light on the lower levels of the plant as well and generally making sure that ever future top has room to develop. But this is my first time growing so I do need to stress this might as well do nothing. Still performing (minor) LST on the main top to make sure all tops get enough light and space. Humidity keeps rising slowly. Last week humidity would go up to 50-55%, this week it's more towards 60-65%, one time even rising to 90% (I'll tell the story below). Therefore I removed the plastic pots with water in them and that seems to lower humidity by about 5% give or take. As for smell, I marked week 5 as 'weak', but that's inside the tent with high humidity. Outside of the tent (a small closed room) there's just the smell of 'a plant' and outside that room you don't smell anything. I must stress this is because the carbon filter is on 24/7. I turned it off for an hour this week and you could definetly smell it, not hard, but if you're plant is in an odd place, that might give it away. Also: touching leaves and branches will get the smell on your hands. I will get more into detail about smell when flowering starts because that is my main worry while growing at home. I do not want my neighbors or visitors to find out what I'm doing and I deliberatly picked a strain that was advertised as a low smell strain. Now that you've read this far I'll gladly tell about another stupid mistake that luckily had no impact since It's with autoflowers. First of all I was messing with the timer and I accidentally switched the timer off, giving the plant 24/24 light for about 2-3 dayys. Because I never check on her while dark I didn't realize it immediately. I do know autoflowers don't need an strict light cycle, but still a mistake I should have avoided. During this time the humidity also rose to 90%. No idea if those are related, but I also adapted the airflow of the filter. Everything is now more stable, with the filter fan getting air out of the tent and a smaller fan placed near the plant to have some circulation. To close off I do want to thank everybody who responded about my question in week 4. You can only pick one as the best answer and you can't seem to comment on the comments you get, but I do wanted to say I appreciate everyone's advice or insights a lot.