Fastbuds Blue Dreammatic First Grow

Day 8- returned to my plant, there is a dead part on one of my original leaves, I am hoping this is due to the old nutrient solution. PH'd the old solution (a week old) and it was only a bit higher than acceptable (using a chemical, not pen, to check). Day 9 - Did a bad thing and transplanted into a larger pot. This may screw up my plant, it was my first time transplanting and I was a bit rough, we will see. I was working on getting a Raspberry Pi irrigation system set up and wanted to move it out of the cup into a larger pot where I could water it automatically. I have now abandoned this idea and am moving to Tropf blumats for fertigation. Also learned how to use "EC meter", turns out I want TDS in ppm. Currently feeding 600ppm nute cocktail. The plant is looking a bit yellow around the edges of the older leaves, hoping this is just me over analyzing as it is a pretty green yellow. Ultimately decided to put a clear tupperware on top of the plant to try to keep humidity relatively high, moved light down a bit as the tupperware is slightly opaque. Day 9.5 - Noticed some yellowing on the tips of my new growth about 8 hours after feeding with 600ppm nutes. Lowered ppm to 400 and flushed plant with new solution. 600ppm was way too high for a seedling. I also have chosen to adopt Dr. Cocos feed chart, as I noticed that the GH trio bottle was having me put equal parts Micro and Bloom during veg stage. This is not ideal. Was doing 5ml/gal of Micro, Gro and Bloom. Day 10 - Plant seems healthy, still feeding the 1:1:1 ratio nutes at 400 ec. Finally finished my controller, working on a daughterboard for the pi so I can get rid of those wires. Day 11- plant looks dope, I wish I had a fan though, the stalk is very thin. Day 12 - all gucci, feeding new nute cocktail at 400ec, following NER suggested in Dr. Coco's feedchart Day 13 - Mag deficiency emerged, treated with epsom salt foliar. Improved drainage system as well. Upped nute cocktail to 650ppm, switched to new feed chart. Day 14 - plant looks good, fell over last night but has recovered.