MindfulBassin22

Looking good! Looks like she could use the humidity higher to transpire better, but that's not too hard. I've been struggling to keep my young plants at 60-70% and 20-22c (68-72f) to keep them h appy myself. What I do is use foliar. Particularly when I can't get it up into the right range in the chart, or even not -- slightly less frequently. 1ml/liter(4 liters to a gallon) calmag, very weak food, rooting supplement. Works wonders. Doing well =) http://www.just4growers.com/stream/temperature-humidity-and-c02/vapor-pressure-deficit-the-hidden-force-on-your-plants.aspx

First grows are scary but also exciting! Liked and followed; let us know if you have any further questions =) So long as your roots are fine and the leaves took the damage, you should be good. Maybe stunt it a little. If something did happen to the roots, you'll know because it'll be extra stunted. Judging by how you stressed it, and how well it has recovered... I suspect everything will work out just fine =)

I'd consider this still veg personally. I don't consider the plant switched over to flower until after its into its flowering stretch and putting out small bud sites. I'd go with the veg nutes with the next watering and I'd also go 1/2 (or 1/4) strength. Autos seem to do better with lower nute levels and can get nutrient burn at full strength. Good luck!