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In the second post he said he didn't squeeze them...English is probably not their 1st language

Keep the plant within an inch of the light...this will help keep any stretch to a minimum...g/l

I've always been disappointed stealing a bud or two...it's never what you'd hoped for...g/l

The seeds should form in the bud matter...I'd say that's an auxiliary bud forming...g/l

15-20% larger...g/l

Very nice...well done...tops galore !!!

Don't goof around with them...let them do their thing...you can't help now but you can harm now...g/l

Everyone on the Internet has all the qualifications / nonsense you claim to have...I get it you're a legend...my yields over the last 25 years have been just fine...g/l

I grow using the KISS method...you can call this method Of transplanting I use nonsense all you want...plants can and will be stunted during transplanting...avoiding that was what I was recommending to the OP...what was your contribution again?

An established plant should handle that distance with no panel at all...why do you need a panel anyway?

Any stress on an auto is not advised...they have a short life span so let them go with no stress...g/l

Dampening the soil before transplant allows you to compact the soil for stability when you invert the pot...when the soil is dry the soil falling away from the plant will tear the roots damaging the plant

Take the clones and cross your fingers...not much else you can do until then...g/l

During lights out Put the light that's causing problems into any other room with a known working gfi and monitor the light and outcome

Are you referring to the breaker in the breaker box?

Humidity dome? What's the light schedule??? needs 18+ To root in timely fashion

Don't rush it...4+ weeks

Well done

Get some neem oil and spray both up and under the leaves...it's a natural product and is good to have in your arsenal...then see what happens...it's cheap and available in most garden shops...g/l

Puppy face...just continue on as best you can and get as much out of her as you can...the stretching is the thing that needs to be addressed next time...look into LST training and it will eliminate the stretch and compact the plant...g/l