I have been adding about a tablespoon of epsom salts per 4 liters for a while.
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They look like they need some calcium as well
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Heat and/or high light intensity can damage pistils too. So maybe not turning early.
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They are 59 days post germination, so it isnât all that early and the lower buds are changing too.
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Days from germination is pretty much irrelevant. They didnât appear to have buttons 2 weeks ago, these have a ways to go.
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I agree with @dbrn32 im inalmost 9 weeks total and preflower started in week 5 so 4 weeks of flower and to my understanding flower time alone can be 8 to 10 weeks roughly. Nothing to be upset about that just means you have plenty of time to fatten up your buds! @Lours 
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53 days above ground.
I want to take all the yellowish leaves off the big one.
The smaller one keeps chuging along without too many problems and seem
s to be at least 10 days behind her sister.
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Removing the leaves will make symptoms go away but wonât fix whatever caused them. If youâve addressed already then no big deal.
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I just donât want the leaves blocking the light.
They may not be pretty (they arenât 
) but I think I should get well over 100 grams between the 2 plants and that seems pretty good for a 1st grow. 
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Your plant is pretty spread out to where the light can beam right through it nothing is really getting blocked
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Do you think 120 grams total between the 2 is a realistic expectation (80 big 40 small)?
The buds on the big one are definitely changing color now and it canât be light burn because buds far from the light are getting darker too.
This one is more than 1/2 way down the stalk.
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I honestly cant say my friend but in my opinion they still got a long way to go only a few orange hairs and theyre all stuck out straight youd want all orange and them hairs to sink in to your buds. Your buds need more time to fatten up and youll start see much more trichomes than whats there have you fed any calmag? And just keep up with your nutrients since youre in flower that when they really start eating it up. And keep your ph around 6.5 to 6.8 so it can take in all nutes
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Off to a good start though!
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Thanks, just using epsom salts and Bregmanâs and feeding them 2 liters every 3 days.
Is that enough ?
Should I water more often?
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What size pots you using? If youre in week 8 total im a week ahead of you im in soil and water a gallon each plant that i have in 5 gallon pots so that i have 2 or 3 cups of runoff to push out any old nutes and salts so they dont build up from me putting my fresh batch of nutes in then i let it dry out completely to where i have almost barely any weight left in the pot then thats when i feed again
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These are autoflowers right?
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I dont know if you keep track of ph and ppms but it helps determine what is needed for your next watering. Atleast make sure your ph is at 6.5 to 6.8 that ph level helps your plant utilize nutrients that anything under that level wont let your plant take in
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3 gallon Biscotti Autoflower 53 days above ground no ph meter but happy frog soil
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Id get one whenever you can man because you never know what ph youre putting in your plants but overall theyre hangong in there! If you want to meet that 100 gram goal get that ph meter with ph up and down it helps alot and a tds meter id water till runoff since you dont have a ph meter so you dont cause yourself lockout then youll be stuck with buds like you have right now it wont grow at all if that happens. Youve put alot of hard work in id hate to see you give up over something like that. Keep on keeping on man this is my first grow as well and ive learned that theres so much more to this and gotten alot of help along the way thanks to this forum. I almost lost 2 of my 4 plants due to certain deficiencies but luckily got what i needed and stopped the problem before it got much worse!
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