Syf, Cee's yO Pee Auto Second Try!

hey there OneDrop, you're actually doing well, but one problem i see is that you're doing autos ... it's gonna be hard to do what you want to do with an auto. So i suggest : try to keep the plant in vegetation by removing any leaf that is splitting into more than 3 points . this will keep it in veg and give you a decent size. Then what i see is you're doing lst, but i would make sure you have an anchor at the base of the plant , and you do really need to be bending so extreme actually, but keep it low is fine as it is. the light you have is the perfect spectrum more or less, but if the plants are "too short" it's not good. the plant will muscle through, if you can raise your light by one or two inches it's also a solution. hope this help ! 🚀

It does look like something is there it's Microscopical of course. Lol. Let her get some good light and see if it turns around.

It looks perfectly healthy to me. Definitely don't need to go down the route of going out and buying flushing products. Nitrogen toxicity will be very obvious and is actually harder than you think to do unless it's seedling stage. Your leaves are a normal shade of green, there is no yellow tips, no jagged edges or clawing of the leaves, growth looks normal not slow or anything. If you're worried just lay off the nutes for a week or 2 and introduce them slowly at 1/4 or 1/2 recommended dose and monitor them all the time, take notes and pictures if it helps. Hell, that's the main reason I and most others joined this site. To keep a record, compare other grows and all questions like these

Remove or push aside if you can. Plant looks either top dry or too wet. Pretty droopy. Good luck with the grow 🌱🌱🌱

I'm also doing the auto critical orange punch I'm stoked!! and to answer you question those 100 percent aren't nuts they are just swollen calyx's (I'm sure there's a more scientific name) but nothing to worry about common in most strains lol keep up the killer grow bud :D

ignore sugar leave trichomes. only scope and concern yourself with the trichomes on the buds. General consensus (anecdotal only) is 10-70%? 20-80%? amber (google searches of similar sites like this and word of mouth)... there is a big window there to explore. I'd suggest trying early-middle-and-late harvests and personal opinion will guide you in the future. -------------- ramblings... Some die by amber, some do not... find out what you prefer. The fact most of it is based upon, but not necessarily extrapolated accurately from: Amber means the delta-9-THCa has degradated to a less psycoactive or maybe less-preferred psychoactive molecule. CBA? doesn't matter what it is.. it is no longer what we want. Some amber is likely optimal, but anyone confident about a specific % is lying to themselves and just following the herd of others using non-scienctific data. I know what i like, but i am not confident it is 'optimal'. Maybe, there's more to it than just THC% too, etc etc. If you asked farmers if they were doing anything wrong in the decades leading up to the dust bowl, a man-made catastrophe definitely caused by poor farming techniques, they'd call you stupid and likely be belligerent or violent toward you. It is more like a religion than science - just what people do often for no reason. even though they were the ignorant ones in hindsight. Be wary of extrapolations that are followed like a religion but lack the data to support it fully. In this case, there is something behind it, at least... the degradation spoken about does occur. you can see THCa 'fading' to some extent on the surface via amber color. The extrapolations after that are a bit suspect, though, even if they end up being correct.. it'll be a little luck involved as it is a bit of a blind stab in the dark with incomplete information.