Quick One RQS - First outdoor grow

Day 14: Start of a new week and everything is looking great. Five and seven leaves are starting to show up, vegetation is in full force. The heatwave is finally over and temps will go down from 36°C to 25°C, A lot of rain is expected this week so growth will probably slow down a bit. Gonna get some veg nutes in hopes of offsetting the lack of sunlight? Added nutes 28.08 Day 15: Strong winds and rain today. Managed to move her inside just in time before the storm. Decided since there's going to be a lot of cloudy weather over the next few days that it's the best time to transplant her to a new pot. Root growth was rather small, but that is to be expected with constant watering during the heatwave. Gonna give her 3-5 business days of rest and then probably start some LST, gotta plan it out first anyway. Shoutout to my local postal network for losing my fabric pot and Mycorrhiza mix so I had to use a basic plastic one... Day 16: There is no new growth today, but it is to be expected with a transplant and no sunlight for 2 days straight. I'm still sticking to the idea that the transplant was a good thing, the previous pot had massive drainage issues. The bottom of the pot was completely wet while the topsoil was bone dry, root rot would have been a guarantee eventually. Day 17: No sunlight, no growth, only rain. Day 18: Mostly recovered and showing signs of growth. 3 days of recovery is about as well as it can go for an autoflower. We acting silly up in here, was bored so I decided I might as well stress her more today. Go big or go home. With some encouragement from @Rangaku, I went for LST. Notes: Buy thicker and softer wire, this one is too hard to bend. Hopefully, it won't scrape the plant stem. Day 19: Amazed at how she flipped toward the sun so easily. I think LST was a full success, there is some small fraying of the lower stem but that was to be expected with a wire this harsh. Fed her 0.5ml of nutes and 0.3l water since I'll be gone until day 21. Day 20-21: ??? wasn't there, cloudy I think?