Grape Ape - first cannabis garden

Week 3, Day 14: She looks a tad droopy this morning. Thought she would've perked back up after watering last night? I'm nervous to let the pot dry out too much. The house I'm gardening/living in is very dry due to being heated by a woodstove. Got to let her get a bit thirsty though. Day 15: Transplanted to final pot (5 Gallons) with mycorrhizae sprinkled on the root ball. I naively over-watered when she was in the small pot in an effort to get information from the runoff. Then after watering her into her new pot she seems to be continuing with the droopy behaviour. The topsoil looks quite dry but when I dip my finger in the peat a couple of inches there is definitely moisture. Not wet, just damp. No water in the last 24 hours and I will give another 24 before hopefully giving the big pot a good soak. Im curious what the ppm will read out of the worm casting mix? Day 17: Fed 1 litre of nutrients. Solution - ppm 225, pH 6.6. Runoff - ppm at 548, pH at 6.1. I think this will take a few days to dry up. Grow roots! Grow! As her root system gets more established I think she will start to put some more energy into going upwards. Although, my homework on this strain leads me to believe it is not going to be a very tall plant. Hopefully she'll go no higher than 30" in flower or I may have to get creative to get my light higher. Good training with the trellis should stop things from getting too wild. I'll cross that bridge when I get there. Day 18: Looks stoked this morning! Soil has lots of moisture but seems to be drying up slowly on the surface. Day 19: Plant is looking fired up! Soil surface is dry but there is still lots of moisture in the pot. I will water tomorrow morning with the first full dose of vegetative nutrients (3mL/1.5 Litres). Day 20: Gave nutrients this morning. Took the whole 1.5L. Solution had a ppm of 290 with a pH of 6.7. Runoff had ppm of 500 with pH at 6.0. I want to try and raise the pH of the soil a few points at least. I will continue to water with a pH closer to neutral (7.0) until I see it bounce back. Happy to have 'er in a big pot so I don't have to worry about it drying out if I want to take off for a weekend.