Purple Lemonade & LSD-25: Fastbuds Autos

Everything appears to be going swimmingly! Shout out to Vivosun and these Velcro sided transplant fabric pots. It really made it easy to roll down the bag and remove the soil and dirt mixture and roots with very minor disturbance. They showed no signs of distress after transplanting. We transplanted the two further along plants, one LSD-25, hereafter 'Lucy', and one Purple Lemonade, hereafter 'Princess'. The smallest / week behind LSD-25 is still in a fabric pot for 2-3 days. I will come back and cap this week off with another photo when we transfer her, hereafter 'Dot'. I'm more confident now that we correctly guessed which strain is which after mixing the seeds up on the counter now too. The 3 gallon pots have a 60:40 soil:coir (coco, w/ perlite) ratio in the bottom, and after I set the 1 gallon root ball in I just filled the sides with more of the coir. The 1 gallon pots were 60:40 (or maybe even 70:30) coir to soil. Princess had a few roots already growing through the bottom of the 1 gal pot, so I could have transplanted a few days earlier I think. Went ahead and did some mild defoliation on both Princess and Lucy, they both seemed to respond well. Though I will say Princess (Purple Lemonade) fights me on the LST way more than Lucy (LSD-25 1 of 2) does. I have not plucked Dot ( LSD-25 2 of 2) yet, but I did bend the stem down and loosely tie it to a leaf below to start growing her out. See you in a few days for a late week update! P.S. Can we talk about the sky rocketing cost of Coco-Coir? Gone up a bit over the past 3-4 years, no? Going to have to switch to the cheap chunks for my outdoor veggie garden. Late week update: I can't find my other 3gal pots, so in an interesting turn of events, the smallest plant is now in the biggest pot, 5gal to be exact. Also, it showed some odd leaf markings and was dry, especially near the bottom. I pruned those when I repotted. Everything looks ok next morning.