RQS - Snow White (widow)

Snow is doing pretty good. She germinated as expected and looked healthy as she is being transferred to her place on the window-sill. The sun has been good for the past few days, but the temperature outside has dropped. This isn't much of a problem, though, as she is above a radiator that is putting out a decent amount of heat. Her cotyledons seem to be kinda stuck in the shell of the seed, but I am confident that she will push her way out. Even if she hasn't appeared to move for the past 24 hours. I gave her some water, anyway, since the potting mix was a little drier than I'd like. The fibre cup is starting to disintegrate. I'm hoping that she won't get too big - I've no idea about automatics for this strain, as I've never used automatic flowering seeds before. While she gets some rest tonight, I'll be reading up on whether or not some low-stress training and a little pruning will hurt her too much. I've read that it's not good to snip off tips for autos, and to really just leave them to it. // 01/04 The reading suggested only low-stress and to not snip her or take clones or anything like that, so I'll just be leaving her alone... She's really starting to move today! I'm glad, because this is the one I wanted to nurture the most. However, as much as she's shooting up - she is clinging onto her seed husk, refusing at the moment to come out of her shell. I've never looked that closely at this stage before, and it appears as if the stem is ripped, although this may be from the seed itself. I was worried about it last night, as it looked weak and dark, but turned out it was a bit of soil on it... didn't remove it. Yet. I'm not sure if to leave the cot's to develop and push the seed shell off themselves, or if I ought to remove them myself to save her the effort.