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So it looks like you're growing under hps, not mh. As from what I can see in the picture it looks over watered or possibly a root issue. If you can take a picture in more natural lighting so I can see the leaf color and other details better it will help determine the issue. More details would...

Low stress training autos is fine, however lsting an auto 4 days after a botched transplant is not fine. His girl was stressed enough after that ordeal.

Cut off the burnt tips and leave the rest of the leaves. Make sure to clean the old dead leaves out of your soil to prevent bugs and mold

I doubt it will recover, but give it a shot. Plant some herbs or vegetables if you must have a plant to mess around with, but please stop touching your auto lol

Man... I said leave them be... they are stressed enough from your transplant... Cut it off then don't touch your plant... until it's ready to harvest.. only water and feed it from now on

Temps and light distance are fine. Autos are picky but she will probably recovery from the transplant in time. However you yield and potency may suffer. Just keep with your normal schedule and let her be

Oh you transplanted an auto? That wasn't a good idea, next time start them in the pot you plan to finish in. 4-5gallon is my pot of choice for an auto

Slight cupping but all in all they look nice. What are your temps

Why do you think your plant is poorly?

Once it goes into flowering it will start to stretch and the light will penetrate the canopy better. I personally do not defoliate autos unless I see dying leaves.

How old is she?

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Looking Good!

How old are your girls?

They look ready for another couple weeks of waiting :p

How are the girls?

But you should definitely get elevation trays aswell

No need for it. Just add 30% perlite to the soil of your choice

Just use air pots or even fabric pots.

I think he may have meant filtered tap water, unless he is distilling his tap water :P