4x4, Soil, LED, Reg+Fem, From Seed!

Documenting my first grow here! Genetics : 4 Urkle Lemons from Skunk House Genetics (regs) 2 Pink Pineapples from Eternal Cultivars (regs) 1 Shiloh Z from TH Seeds (fem) 1 French Macaron (freebie) from TH Seeds (fem) NEW - added 2 Ape Tranquilizer from Calyx Bros about 2wks later than the rest, wanted to make up for the lost Urkle Lemons. I will be trying to grow seed to harvest with my TS3000 from Mars Hydro. Day 0 - Seeds placed in a dark spot, in a cup of filtered water - will be placed directly in Dixie Cups of Medium within the next 12-24hrs. -Medium- Germination and Seedling Stage is going to be 25% perlite, 50% Happy Frog, 25% Ocean Forest. *Most seeds seem at least 2+ years old, (except for Pink Pienapples) judging from the breeders insta releases/posts. The Pink Pineapples were easily the smallest seeds though, and the Shiloh Z is very light in color, if that matters. The Urkle Lemons and the French Macaron all look like healthy, dark tan, tiger striped, mature seeds. Day 1 - after soaking for ~24 hrs, seeds have been placed in their Pre-Watered Medium (10-20% perlite, 20% Ocean Forest, 60% Happy Frog) in Dixie Cups and placed in the grow tent. Edit: I originally placed them immediately under low light in the tent , but found dark conditions are best for germination until taproot is shown, so turned the light off after a day or less of light. Whoops. Day 2 (water day) - gave each cup 1oz distilled water at the end of the day, about 48hrs since placing them in the pre-moistened medium. Temps are a little cool, mid-high 60s, but with baggies on top of the cups, the surface is staying humid. No action yet, but hoping for something to see in the next 24-48 hrs. Wish me luck! Edit: Made my first mistake here. I would go without the baggies on top of the cups doing it over again. I think more airflow would have benefited the young lings. I also watered maybe a tad early, but more importantly when the temps were a bit too cool for watering this stage. Temps were between 66-68 on this day. Looking back, maybe this slowed growth? Day 3 - I noticed a few seeds had split their casings while sitting in their medium in the dark (its been about 3+ days now since they were placed in soil), so they are starting to sprout now which is great. I am *now* putting them under the TS3000 light 18on/6off, at 25-30% power about 34 inches away. Temps are still a bit cool, upper 60s. I added a small heater just outside the intake in the vent which seems to be working perfectly. Temps later in the day were adjusted and now showing low-mid 70s. Hoping to see some real growth in the next 24-48hrs and will post pics by end of week. Day 4 (Water day) - 1 oz distilled water given to each plant. Slow growth, but breaking soil. The Shiloh Z is first to break, French Macaron in second - peeking out with a helmet on. The Pink Pineapples needed some help getting above soil and shedding their cask, and the Urkle Lemons are showing tails in the soil and look to be close behind. Temps are looking pretty good right now, 73-74. Humidity in the high 60s. Edit: Probably watered too soon again. Gonna wait until the top soil is a bit dry next time. Day 5 - Not much new growth today, unfortunately. Eventhough I have taken the baggies off now to improve air, and raised temps to above 70. Humidity has been pretty steady the last few days, 50-70. *Really* small cotyledons on the pink pineapples now. They just look incredibly small, but I think they should pull through. Shiloh Z looking healthy, barely showing its first set of true leaves. French Macaron looking pretty good too. One Urkle Lemons looks like it did cartwheels in the soil and then sprouted towards the light - it needs to straighten out now, I am questioning if it will survive and the other two haven't even broken soil yet. Or maybe I fucked their world up? Hope not. I think they were slightly overwatered so just need to be patient at this point, but still kinda disappointed all 3 of my Urkle Lemons seem to be doomed. (Crosses Fingers) Day 6 - starting to look a little healthier at this point, first true loves are sprouting and stems are nice and light green and stable. The one Urkle Lemon that I thought was going to die seem to be doing a lot better and I think she's going to make it. Sadly, the other 2 Urkle Lemons have yet to break soil, so I am thinking they are duds at this point. I went ahead and put one more seed in water last night to try and get one late runt going in the tent. Hopefully it can catch up! *I also lowered the light to about 26" at this point.