GG#4 First Time Grow

4/23 First week of real soil, hoping the plant recovers from transplant. From the pictures she looks good, but now a couple hours later she is much droopier - hopefully because of the cold night time temps which will be fixed in the morning. 4/24 Holy moly things are not looking great. She perked up but has got some MAJOR discoloration going on, I'm almost positive I should have waited after the transplant a couple of weeks to feed with nutes. Tomorrow I will give a good amount of clean water, I dont think flushing is a good idea right now as it will only stress the plant further but I dont want it getting burned either. ~~Theres also the possibility that the older leaves are just succumbing to the damage of the fan because the very new growth still looks pretty good, but there is what looks like a magnesium deficiency on the medium leaves.~~ 4/25 As sure as I can be that it was nute overload. Leaves are still looking like a mg or phosphorous(more likely due to dark colored leaves I think) deficiency, but the plant definitely perked back up in general after the feeding of pure water. Will keep an eye on it tomorrow to see if the yellowing continues or if the plant can recover. I also have started to take off some of the older leaves that were damaged by the fan as they are starting to completely die and become crunchy. ------ I've learned that root problems can look like nute deficiency, and I think that would explain why its showing so many different symptoms on the old leaves, so maybe once it establishes itself it will do a little better. 4/26 The effected leaves are worsening, getting yellow/blacker and becoming crispy. The new growth however still looks ok, and there is a LOT of growth going on underneath the damaged leaves. Because of these things, I cut out most of the damaged/dying leaves to expose the new growth to more light hopefully. I left the two least effected leaves on to see how they progress. 4/27 Cut off most of the rest of the dead/dying leaves to hopefully allow the new undergrowth to replace it, by the looks of it they werent contributing to photosynthesis very much anyway 4/28 Plant looks SO much better. The new growth no longer has the red stem problem so I think the mg/phosphorous deficiency has been cleared. I cut off more of the old growth that wasnt going anywhere becuase it was blocking fresh growth that will hopefully continue to quickly develop. I also decided to start doing some lst today, never done it before but I was able to use some hemp rope, a bamboo chopstick, and a poked hole in the top of the fabric container to tie the main stem and the biggest stem that was going the opposite direction apart. 4/29 Got some screw eyes from Home depot to replace the chopstick and let me really control the lst. Things are looking good, medium is almost dry but bottom center is still moist. Thank you moisture sensor.