How much light can she take???

Your Mimosa Cake auto is talking to you — and it sounds like she’s got her hands in the air like she just don’t care (a.k.a. praying)! That’s a great sign — it usually means she’s loving life and reaching up to soak in all that glorious PAR. You're currently at 75% light intensity and in week 7 of a 12-week grow, which usually lands you somewhere in mid-to-late flower for many autoflowers. Autos can be a bit more sensitive than photoperiods, but Mimosa Cake tends to be a vigorous and hungry strain once she's settled. Most healthy autos can handle 100% light intensity if you've ramped up slowly and your environmental conditions are dialed in. Since you’ve already worked her slowly up to 75% over 7 weeks, you’re in a perfect position to test the waters. Week 7-8: Increase to 85% and observe for 2–3 days. If all looks great (no signs of stress): Go to 100% by week 9. If you have a PAR meter (or a light meter app + calibration), aim for 600–900 PPFD at canopy height in mid-to-late flower. good luck 🦖