How's she look?

I wouldn't use the clips on lower branches personally. Part of the reason you train your tops horizontal is to allow lower branches to stretch up to canopy level, evening out the canopy.

HLVD can ONLY be spread through sap transfer from an infected plant. It is not floating around in the air looking for uninfected plants. So unless you have a diseased plant and are transferring it onto clean plants, plants can not just "catch" it randomly. It may be present in seeds, but no one would sell seeds from an infected plant.......hopefully. Anyway.........photos taken under grow lights are useless for detail, so very hard to comment acurately on these pictures. Agree with previous answer though, plant does seem to look very over fed...... but hard to say for sure due to poor lighting.

Is it an auto? Maybe it started to flower and is stunted a little. Also does.slightly resemble hlvd. Always remember to use sterlie scissors when cutting plants.

i like the 90-degree trainer things. I use them even though i use my first scrog level for training too. Just makes it flatter and saves a 1/2" or more of vertical height pushing up against scrog. Are you using one on a leaf? I guess if it helps but not typical use :P I think with these lights it's making them look darker than reality... you can get familiar with the differences, but always good to look at them under some normal lighting conditions. If too dark, dial back nutes. They are perky and no visible damage, so they may be fine, too. My grow lights make them look paler, but i've learned that offset of darkness and know when they are too lush without turning down the lights. Just need time to gain familiarity.