Think Different, Somango, Blackberrykush

FioriKush Hello, welcome to my grow diary! I hope you enjoy it and we can learn a lot more together. To start our germination, we began with the glass of water method to hydrate the seeds a bit before any process. I left the seeds in the glass with water for about 24 hours, each one separated with a name in disposable plastic cups. Once the 24 hours were up, we started with the damp paper towel, placing the seeds on the paper and leaving them there until they germinate, checking that the paper towel dries a bit and re-moistening it, keeping it in a dark place with a pleasant temperature. One of my seeds opened the next day, two others opened the following day. I transferred my seeds with a little tail to the substrate and final pots since they are autoflowering. The fourth seed, which was a Think Different, was just opening when I transferred it, so I threw it directly into the soil, hoping it finishes opening. Well, we continue waiting for our germination to be successful. Logs: _______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 02/12 - we started germination by putting the seeds in a glass of water. 03/12 - we transferred the seeds to a paper towel, keeping it moist. 04/12 - the first Think Different seed opened. 05/12 - the Blackberry and Somango opened. 06/12 - I put the seeds in their final pots. P.S.: one of the Think Different seeds had a hard time opening, so I tried throwing it in the soil to see if it opens there. 07/12 - I turned on the light for the first time at 20%, which is the minimum for it to turn on. The Think Different that hadn’t opened yet has now opened and has thrown a root, but I still don’t see it growing as much as its sisters. P.S.: I hope this doesn’t hinder its chances of survival... 08/12 - the Somango seed didn’t want to detach from the shell, so with a little help, I managed to get it out. I hope I didn’t cause any damage; I did it as carefully as possible and watered the plants with rooting solution to help them throw roots. 09/12 - my indoor temperature was a bit high, reaching 28ºC, so I turned on the air conditioning in the room to have much better control over the temperature. My Somango looks perfect; apparently, I didn’t cause any damage. 10/12 - I keep the temperature controlled with the tent open, but if I close it, the temperature goes back up. However, having the tent open makes it harder for me to control the relative humidity levels. 11/12 - with the tent closed, the temperature reaches 28-29ºC, and during the night, it doesn’t drop below 24-25ºC with the tent closed. I feel like that’s a lot of temperature, but for now, the plants are growing well and healthy. 12/12 - I maintained the temperature, humidity, and sprayed frequently to prevent the temperature from rising. 13/12 - I applied 1 ml per 1 liter of Delta One rooting solution and watered with approximately 63 ml per little plant.