Auto White Widow in a Pink Kush Tent

EDIT: I realized that I had counted my weeks wrong, so I consolidated all the notes for the germination phase into this germination week entry. I will be growing these Seedbank Auto White Widow plants (2) alongside the ongoing Pink Kush single plant I've got in the tent. It might be a terrible idea, but at worst, I'll learn from it :D This time around I soaked my cubes in ph neutral water, which I think was my problem the first time around. After about 48 hours I can see one seed already popped. The second may have, but I haven't dug into the cube to find out yet. Although this week is not done, it has been eventful. Firstly, I am grateful that I have learned about PAR this week. I'm also grateful that I'm in a position where, even if they both die, I will be fine. I have to remind myself of that fact because otherwise, it's easy to be disappointed. I've only invested a couple of weeks into these plants and minimal dollars. I will survive, even if they don't. The next grow will be better due to the learning I'm doing here and now. Sept 26 Left is continuing to improve, although it still cannot support itself. Right continues to show no signs of revitalization. I think it could be dead. It's gone now. I learned about PAR today and decided to check it with the Photone app. Such a life saver and I would highly recommend it for the low cost of $5.99 for the full spectrum LED option. I realized that the babies were only getting 20-50 PAR so reconfigured the light setup and got them to around 150-200, which is closer to the target range of 200-400. I'm using the recommended PAR targets from this video (https://youtu.be/_2MilB52ySw). For reference the targets are: Seedling: 200-400 Veg: 400-600 Flower: 600-900 After consulting others, I decided to transplant into a 3gal pot and stick it under the spider farmer light inside the grow tent with the pink kush. Fingers crossed. Sept 24 Disaster. I took off the humidity domes for a few hours to lower the humidity like I had done so many times in the past. This time, they were apparently too dry to survive. They either got too hot or too dry or both, but they both significantly wilted. I was able to construct a support structure for them with green tie material to prop them up. We were a little touch-and-go for a few days because I way over-watered them once moving them to the solo cups. The humidity was too high and the stems drooped because of it. Lesson learned! But the good news is that both plants made it and are looking much better now. I want to keep them here as long as possible before moving them into the grow tent with the Pink Kush, primarily because the kush needs more light and I don't want to burn the little babies. I will moving them straight from the solo cup into their 3gal home when I have to, and won't transplant after that at all. 20 Still looking good in general. #2 hasn't yet unfurled its cotyledons and so I'm a little worried it won't. However, the stem is still very green and I'm sure it will in time. #1 has unfurled it's cotyledons and I can see the nubs of some flowers. I turned up the light to the brightest setting to try and get them to stop stretching. 19 Transplanted from germination station to solo cup with humidity domes. Sprayed the top of soil with ph neutral water and that’s it for watering. They seem to be stretching a bit. I put on the reading setting with 1/3 lowest brightness and will leave on for 24/0. I’d like to keep them in this setting for as long as possible before introducing them to the tent and pink kush. Next time don’t water after transplanting. 17 Both seeds have "popped" and have pushed themselves above the cube.