Indoor vs outdoor

Yes, it looks like maybe you over fed them as the tips of the leaves appear to have nutrient burn. However, it doesn't look too bad. I would personally just give them a good watering (no feed) at the next scheduled time and then go back to feeding nutrients again at the manufacturers required dosage stated on the bottle. I would also cut off any leaves that close to the ground as they reduce airflow to the rest of the plant, aren't much use in the shade anyway, and risk the plant contracting rot or mould from the soil. Good luck!

i doubt that's hitting 1200-1300ppm co2 and even if it did you are better off with cooler temps. raising humidity to reduce VPD is another option, but could increase risk of microbial growth. 65-75% for 31-34C would still be a bit high VPD, but would help mitigate the extra light. Fairly decent VPD for flower, acually.

Hello halexxo, look at the trichomes on the buds not the ones on the sugar leaves. There is no way that this plant is ready and like our fellow grower said already. The ones on the leaves probably turned brown because they got damaged. So take a closer look to the trichomes on the buds. Pick multiple spots to check and multiple buds before you make a decision.