Humboldt Seed Co. Photoperiod Grow

Honestly, both of the babies scared the tar out of me right away. Although they both sprouted very quickly using the paper towel method (Blueberry had the longer root) Blueberry was the first above the media less than 24 hours after planting but looked laid over and was showing the bottom of one of her cotyledon leaves which appeared pale and dead. Looked great the next morning. Next morning, Cali Octane was above the surface of the media but looked terrible like she was rotted at the cotyledon. Upon closer inspection with a jewelers loupe, she had a thin membrane from inside the seed shell still encasing her first leaves. I carefully removed this membrane and her little leaves popped right open. Not a great start for barely a day grow but I do expect great things from these genetics. I am giving these babies a little higher light level than I normally would at 250 PPFD as read by a Spot-On PAR meter from Innoquest. I know that the blueberry will stretch a ton and I want to try, even at this stage to keep her node spacing as close as possible. Still, I fully expect to use a double scrog to keep her out of the light and at a canopy level similar to the Cali Octane which I likely will not be able to do. I certainly will try. LOL. This Blueberry cultivar is well known for bolting 3-4 times its veg height when switched to flower. This is the reason why there are only two plants in this tent. Why do I keep doing this to myself? Who knows.