I have a critical mass auto. My question is . Shes in flower can i remove the bottom branches that are not getting enough light ? Is their a correct way to do it ? Thx
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How far are you into flower not counting stretch time?
And you mean branches not fan leaves right?
Share some pictures - my initial thought is not to since any shock will hinder your already short flower time. @Nicky is an auto pro she can set you straight 
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I agree @Sirsmokesalot autos in flower I don’t think I’d remove any branches, could slow the plant down and affect yield.
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I’ve taken branches in early flower before. Would need to see pics
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Nice plant ! She looks healthy.
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Looks good lead in front center looks like it’s covering bud site. Other than that hard to say from this pic.
I think you’d be fine with some small green new growth branches but I would avoid any woody ones I usually do a cleanup about that time on photos
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You can remove any thing that you would like. If it is at the bottom and not getting the light you think it should. You are far enough along that you can remove the bottom branches. You have seen mine. So I don’t think you need pictures. But in my journal. You can see how much I take. 
At week 3 of flower, I start removing every thing below. And shortly afterwards. I start removing un needed fan leaves. From what I can see in the picture. If it were mine. I would leave it till it had grown a little more. And then decide what leaves and bud sites were going to be removed. You have a very nice lady there
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Thx . Gonna give her a few more to see what happens. She is a great plant . Got ALOT taller than i expected . It stands at 6ft right now . Next grow im tying all down
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