Purple Chill Auto

Week 3: 5 February - 11 February 2023 Week 3! In which I: * removed the crutch that was my twisty tie forming a kinda hoop like support for my saggy stem; * flicked the oscillating fan on, and then off again and generally messed around with it too much until I saw my baby girl going horizontal and decided I needed to up the lights; * supported my baby girl to come to terms with the humming of the oscillating fan, supported by some rad new watering regimen; * topped my auto on day 20 like some kind of maniac! 05/02/2023 (day 15): No photo or video, musta been away. 06/02/2023 (day 16): Wee water. Decided that it was time to remove the crutch that was the hoop of twisty tie. Can't exactly remember the whole saga, except to say I think she got a lil leggy there. 07/02/2023 (day 17): Another wee water. Timbaaaaarrr! The girl is hanging like a loose goose and not even particularly oriented towards light. This puts me on notice of the need to upjack the DLI, which is something like 13, but I lose focus and do nothing about it for several days. 08/02/2023 (day 18): I don't water her because frankly she still looks a lil muddy. However, she appear to be reorienting herself back towards the light and this may be soon that I have the brains to up the lamp. 09/02/2023 (day 19): I water her and notice that she is still on an epic lean although her leaves are properly oriented. I think about doing something with the light and maybe I even do. 10/02/2023 (day 20): Holy shizzle! She is looking bonny and healthy and just because I can see a wee new node above some true leaves, I decide to go for a gentle topping with my fingernails. I lay the top to rest beside its master (pictured). 11/02/2023 (day 21): She seems to be looking fine post-topping though I notice a couple of light spots on the leaves that I believe are caused by water droplet magnification. However, I lose my nerve and begin a feeding regimen of 1.5ML per 1L of each of my two vegetative nutes, and a 1ML dose of calmag that I intend to provide each feeding throughout this plant's life (until someone convinces me this is a bad idea).