Tangie'Matic 1ST Auto Grow

For week 3, I have this week and next week to push as much (vertical) growth as I can. On day 13 I started feeding her about 1100 PPM's. I am debating if I want to train her in any way. I am hoping week 3 will be at least as impressive as week 2 was. On Day 15, I've been feeding heavy nutes for about 3 days now. No Nute burn, continued growth. She's a heavy feeder by nature. Day 15: Today I realized that my pH up to this point has been a 6.8/6.7. I've been using a manual pH tester with the pH drops in the small test tube. I finally was able to calibrate my digital pH meter and find out about the high pH. So I dropped the pH down to 6.1 measured by the digital meter. Maybe this will accelerate the growth. Day 16 I will start feeding her with the reduced pH.+ Preflowers are visible all over the plant. Day 16: She has a massive banana curve on her lower stalk before correcting upwards. I've seen other growers get this pheno. I lost about two inches off her height. Day 16 Note: Today I noticed a few leaves have some small copper spots which have spread from just one or two leaves. It's spread to about 6 leaves. It seems my calcium is too high, and I think my 7pH really pushes this in combination with my very hard well water. I am putting in 1100 PPM in and getting out 550 PPM at about 6.5pH. I am returning to distilled water with a 5.9 pH with a bit less nutes. I'm not going to flush her, but I'm going to run water through with some lower numbers for a few days. She's still growing just fine. However because I have one or two leaves clawing, and a few leaves with calcium excess'es, I want to straighten this out quickly. I do't think this will impact the plant too much, however it's not perfect right now. Day 17: She stand at about 7 inches with the huge curve. She should be closer to 9 inches tall. She seems to have responded extremely well to the pH correction and 450PPM. Last night she had her first night of darkness and certainly climbed higher. Day 19: Started LST on the bottom 6 branches which are the most developed. They are pulled out and gently staked down in order to grow further out and up. They very in size from about 4 inches to 6 inches long. After these nodes the plant stretches several inches (about 4"), and 3 more nodes are fully developed, with more coming out on top. This plant will have a minimum of 7 nodes before flower.