Honey, I Shrunk The Kids

I got the clones Thursday and put them into the tent with the bag open and lights on so they could breathe and acclimate. Friday, they were transplanted into 1 gal prune pots of Fox Farm Ocean Forrest (FFOF) soil, only. Watering with water initially was a huge mistake. I did not check the water or adjust to pH neutral, and I also forgot to account for the nutrients in the soil, so by Sunday, the leaves were starting to curl under and fold up like a taco due to nutrient deficiency. Sunday they were fed with. I forgot to take runoff PPM before starting nutrient feeding, which was also another mistake because now I'm basically guessing the buffer. I also had trouble regulating the humidity initially, but after opening floor/ceiling vents and adjusting the fan, the humidity has been fluctuating around 50-60% and temp around 70 F. Plants began to make a come-back Tuesday, and by the following Thursday they had grown to ~6 inches tall, and signs of nutrient deficiency had faded. Next time I won't transplant directly into FFOF, and instead, use a 50/50 mix of FFOF and 70/30 coco coir/pearlite. I think FFOF is too hot on its own which is why they curled up. Friday, the lights were lowered to ~10" above plants and fed with the last of week 1 nutrients. The idea is to force them to eat with the hopes they dry out a little before I start wk 2 of nutrients. I have yet to check if my PPMs are even remotely in the proper range. I also trimmed the 2-3 of the oldest leaves off of several of the healthiest-looking plants. They just hit 5 nodes, so I think I can start topping them soon.