Grape Ape - first cannabis garden

Day 21: Little girl is starting to send it! The first set of seven digit leaves are opening up on the fourth node. Branching looks like it's about to get started this week too. Last week was still fairly mild on the nutrients so this week will start with a regular watering and then revert to a heavier feeding schedule. I would like to get the runoff ppm to read above 700 by the end of this week. Although, I'm unsure how the soil will disperse of nutrients, which is why it will be good to do a regular watering every once in a while. The pH was a little low at the last feed (6.0) but fine as long as it doesn't spiral down. I think the soil will take a bit of time for the pH to respond to the solution which I am keeping around a 6.5 - 6.7 for now. Here's to a healthy week! Day 22: Looks like she's happy. Soil surface is dry but I will let the roots drink up what they can find today before watering tomorrow. There is moisture just under the surface. Since I have such a small plant in such a big pot there isn't a huge danger of her drying out. I worry that smaller pots would have the moisture baked out of them by the heater that's in the tent. Day 27: Gave water and FIM'd her. The worm castings don't seem to be having too big of an impact on the ppm readings anymore so I am not worried about giving her too much food now. Next feed is a couple days away and will be about 700 ppm. The pH has risen one point each watering. No need to panic there. The plant has really started to develop branching around all 4 nodes. FIM'd at the fifth node. As this is my first plant ever I'm curious to see how she reacts. Throughout my harvests I will practice different techniques and learn what I like for my rather small tent. See you next week!