First Grow Auto Blueberry

sinc you are in soil, wait until you see a hint of yellow on the cotyledons, then slowly start to ramp up your fertilization. If you use the same substrate of same proportions, you can pre-empt this timing next time. Take note of when it occurs and start feeding before that point next time. Trial and error.. so many moving parts that make your environment slightly different than another garden.

looks fine.. leaves have consistent color and generally perky. Looks like normal lighting in that picture or a very dimmed grow light? if not and that is under an intense grow light, may want to back off on N or Mg as it's getting dark (plants appear paler than they actually are under intense grow lights) Make sure internodes continue to elongate at least a little bit -- don't want stertchy, but no lengthening is just as bad. When you LST or top, growth hormones spread out -- you may have more growth occurring in total, but in any one spot it may look slower than before. if the plant goes from 1 dominant top to 4-5+, it's going to take a second for the roots to be able to supply that much more growth occuring concurrently. if your were counting total new nodes per week.. you may see fewer new nodes at one one palce but should add up to more new nodes relative to expected uptick over time as growth rate is increasing upto any phyiscal limitations (pot size, et al and genetics will limit how big a plant grows and growth will slow back down again when you approach that limit, but early on it's incerasing exponentially. plant doubles every 7-10 days or so.) 2 to 4, would be +2 then 4 to 8 was be +4, then +8, +16 etc... whatever the time to double ends up being in your garden. some methods cause faster growth than others. soilless/hydro generally is the most productive way.

Preferably the plant should be woven through the net and filled before it starts to flower. I suggest that you lower the net down and try to do that. Your goal is the fill the entire net with bud sites. You will be getting a massive stretch soon so you really need to be working with the plant already to start filling up the net. Hope this helps.

I don't see a Deficiency here. new growth can do that sometimes, I would not react to anything just yet. Everything is looking good. Keep up the veg nutrients till its done stretching and feed accordingly to what the plant is telling you. If anything the plant is saying it has to much right now. not to little. If the new growth continues to be yellow in the base of the leaves you might need to get a bit of extra runoff in the irrigations. IF you can't get runoff with the soil without overwatering it then just feed less often. give it just water one time. Good Luck!

Looks like the plant is doing well expect you may have experienced a slight dry back in your medium that is causing the tips to slightly burn. What happens is there is a balance of salt and water in your plant. When the plant runs out of water or is low in water, the furthest point away from the source of water are effected because they now have too little water compared to salt. Thus creating a burn on the tip because it’s the furthest part away. Often times this is also the start of a more serious event of over feeding in which there is now too much salt in the plant that the slightest bit of dryness will cause burning to happen. Also, some growers ride this razor edge of burnt tips knowing they are feeding the absolute most the plant can handle without having more serious issues. As long as you are seeing just burnt tips, this is fine. But if it progresses further then your doing more harm then good. My suggesting is possibly cut back by about 10% on the nutrients next round and feed enough to have roughly 20-30% run off out the bottom. This will rinse out any extra salts in the medium while still feeding the plant pretty well. I hope this helps.