What do you think

Want critique? Dark green leaves tell me the nitrogen content is too high, zero tip damage, very neat symmetrical straight leaf margins tells me the plant was grown with great care and attention to detail, she seems to have had a perfect almost stress free life. There is no criticism to be had, she was grown perfectly and looks comfortable, plant to be proud of. I'd be looking to trigger nutrient recycling and try have the plant dump it's nitrogen into the medium prior to Harvest. Adding some carbon will help as microorganisms require nitrogen to process carbon, if Micros cannot find it in the soil the plant can initiate a dump of its own nitrogen stores to compensate, this can trigger nutrient recycling, a well studied part of plant autophagy. Just make sure when adding sugars to a soil that oxygen is not limited at all. Buds look like they could have used a little more turgor pressure during development to really puff them up and fill them out. While environmental stress (drought, heat, salt, etc.) can cause devastating yield losses, managed or mild stress can sometimes trigger protective mechanisms that benefit the plant. For high yield, crops need to be hardy enough to survive fluctuations but not so cautious that they grow at their own leisure. Mike Tyson was never a champion, he was disciplined through training to hold a champions mindset. No stone left unturned. Beautiful plants, if you want big beautiful plants you will need to provide a little more stress in order to illicit a more robust response in terms of growth, but finding the balance is difficult although highly highly highly rewarding. Great work, keep on growing!