Liberty Haze quarantine grow :^]

Update Day 21: Had to train the Liberty Haze down yesterday evning; reason being the plant tipping over more and more due to the stem being formed like an S where the roots start. The LST keeps her in place for now and when she is moving to the big 10l pot before flowering im gonna put a little mit more dirt on top to support it. Growth is still not the fastest but its doing fine. Watered yesterday. Also I checked my tap water pH at 7.9. Is that even possible? If yes, I wonder why the liberty haze doesnt look like the G13 Haze...... Update Day 18: Since the top soil was completely dry, I decided to water. I poked some holes in a bottle cap so I can sort of control the water flow and it worked like a charm. I made sure to water the whole pot area but I really just watered maybe 100 - 150ml at most. Due to the anti overwatering pebbles that was enough to produce about 10% runoff. ALSO, if you go close enough you can smell the typical sweet cannabis plant smell. Nothing too wild but I thought it's worth sharing as that means I might have to turn on my carbon filter in a week. Update Day 17: Liberty Haze looks healthy and happy, the top soil is bone dry though. Im thinking about watering a tiny amount but I might just hold back another day so I dont overwater again... So as a small side note, tha plant was really droopy from the transplant and overwatering, and it grew extremely slowly for 2 days. Almost all progress you see in comparison to the last pictures taken are within one day (day 15 - today). As you can see, the draught and therefore oxygen in the soil made the plant perk back up and transition into veg phase. From now on, it's just making sure to water CAREFULLY. I'm waiting for the plant to show signs of thirst, then im gonna water the whole pot for once so the new roots actually grow into the new soil. Liberty Haze is definitely more resistant against overwatering than the G13 Haze ! Updates to follow...