Ocean Fruit No-till Earthbox

A somewhat busy week in the tent. Plants have at least tripled in size since the transplant and were looking healthy. I did see a little tip burn and some light green on the edges of some leaves. So I decided to do a foliar spray of some Big 6 Micros and Aminos along with my weekly IPM of EM5 and Aloe foliar spray. I also decided to super crop the main stem towards the top to get some light to some of the lowers. This was my first time trying this and I did crack the stem a little on two of them. The next day all all three were back to reaching. So I must have done a decent job. Some of the larger fan leaves covering the lowers were also removed. Maybe 3-4 in total. Worms were added to each box as I didn't see any when I transplanted and the top dress I did is taking forever to breakdown. Some Buildaflower top dress was added at this time to help break the food down. I got some Grow-Cal from Growing Organic to test out with a foliar and see if that will fix the tip burn or whatever deficiency I might be having. The plants have been looking great since everything I threw at it this week. This is why I like growing organically and the Buildasoil way. Everything is so gentle and it's hard to overdue it. I think the issue was maybe lockout from being two wet as I did start bottom watering with about a gallon at a time. So everything was just probably more beneficial to the health of the plant. The trellis was also set up. I want to get all three to that height and start filling it out. Once I get to that point I will flip to flower. I'm thinking two more weeks. I have been wanting to start a worm bin for a while now and I finally got around to it this week. Hopefully I can get some great castings out of it. If anyone one has any tips, feel free to share.