First Grow

She has only just begun growing and to transplant her now would cause immense stress. You have enough room in that pot for 3-4 weeks growth. Wait until she has 4-8 leaves/nodes. Also, she does not need any type of cover, only cuttings/clones need extra humidity due to not having any roots. Your plant will grow fastest if you don't cut any leaves off/defoliate. Each healthy green leaf you remove will reduce your plants capacity to produce energy, slowing growth and resulting in smaller plants too. Defoliation as an idea should have died out with the dinosaurs as it provides no benefit to your plant, only detrimental trauma .So, please don't be tempted by the dinosaurs, all plants need maximum leaves for maximum energy production and for maximum growth. It is plant science 101. Try to only remove yellow leaves, for by the time they are yellow, they have served their purpose. I have been growing for 35+ years and have yet to see any plant that gets rid of its healthy green leaves. Yellow leaves yes, but not green leaves. If you are keen, check out some of my diaries to see how plants grow without ever having had even one healthy green leaf removed, just as mother nature intended. Sorry for the de-leaf rant, I just can't help myself at times! Hope this helps.,,... Organoman. P.S. - what is that black wire going into the pot??

Probably because you are yo-yoing your ph ha ha. It's a yo-yo yo. . I did it when I was first growing hydro. one day I'd be adding ph up the next I'd be adding ph down. constantly chasing the PH.. Less is more.. Let it settle and use water to raise the ph where possible.. Also use like 0.1 ml. Give it a good stir and wait to check it Give it a half hour to stabilize and be patient with it. Rates of transpiration will affect PH but if your plants are small chances are if your ph is going up and down it's from something you are doing. Or possibly a bacteria issue. But usually PH is relatively stable in smaller plants. Ie. I don't do daily check on ph until they get bigger. And on a side note "ph perfect" is bs it's just loaded up with Ph buffers beforehand and is counter productive to given growing environments and conditions.

Problem solved; PPM creeped up to 1250 PH 6.1

Hi there,not recommend to defoliate if there isn’t a good reason to do.Like do some defoliation to lower down tent humidity,to make a good air flow if too bushy.Defoliate some leaves If they are damaged or shaded below the canopy.May be some lollipopping if there are too many popcorn buds underneath.Other than those, shouldn’t do.Those fan leaves are acting like extra sources of energy for plants. Also you shouldn’t stress the plant anymore and let her grow happily until harvest.Happy Growing... ✌️