Raspberry Glue + Cookie Haze clones

All clones were acquired on Friday May 4 and transplanted from cubes into 1 quart containers to start vegging. By Monday morning when first set of photos were taken these girls have been acclimating to my Kind K3 LED lights for about 48 hours. I'll probably lower the lights in a couple days. The Raspberry Glue shows the most signs of distress, with some leaf curling and the SD looks a little dry in parts but they all look better day by day while they acclimatize. ----- All the girls got fed tonite (Monday 5/7) at the start of the light cycle - no standing water in collection plates. I actually use a light cycle of 1900-1300 (7pm to 1pm) because I have solar panels on my roof and have net metered electricity - so from May to October I avoid electricity usage during the peak period - which is exactly 1pm to 7pm (6 hours - how convenient)... so this minimizes electrical cost of using my lights - which are LED to start with so it's really the equivalent of a 320 watt light (according to Kind). This also means my lights provide heat overnight for my tent, which is in an unheated/uncooled small room in my yard. If I actually ran my lights during hot afternoons - I'd have to find a way to cool the whole thing down - right now - I just open the door to vent... so nighttime works here as a light period on multiple levels. ----- At some point in June (today is May 8), probably before the solstice, I plan to move most of these girls outdoors for the remainder of the summer. I think the optimal number of plants to fit inside my tent is 4, although I grew 6 in my crop last winter as my first winter experiment which had a couple smaller plants. I acquired these clones in pairs - so I want to grow one outside and one inside and compare the results. I'm not quite sure how this will affect the diary.... but I suspect it will be necessary to split the diary into two parts - those growing inside and those outside for the flowering phase (any tips welcome). It's not going to be directly comparable for a couple reasons: First - is that all the girls that go outside will get 5 gallon (fabric) pots, and all those inside will get 3 gallon (fabric) pots. This is to limit the overall size of the plants growing in the tent when sativas are involved. I actually own two grow tents because I originally underestimated the vertical space needed to hang a light. Easy mistake for a rookie to make 😳. Of course, that bigger tent needed a bigger light to cover that footprint 😂 - so I'll probably press the 2nd tent into service for a short time to veg plants after I move them from the 1 quart containers they're in today into the 3/5 gallon permanent homes in a few weeks. Second - the girls that go outside are going to flower when mother nature tells them to. The girls inside are going to flower when I flip that light switch back into a 12/12 light cycle - and I'm likely to do that before the outside girls get going seriously (at least that's my guess at present). One of the big differences between inside and outside grows is light quality and consistency. It's NEVER foggy or otherwise cloudy inside (or excessively windy). Outside, you roll your dice.