Outdoor Strawberry Cheesecake Auto

As already described in the diary entry during germination, I encountered problems with the first phase due to excessive heat outside, and all seedlings died within the first week. The timeframe stretched a bit and wasn't exactly one week due to variations in germination times Phases 2, 3, and 4 did develop well after all. Unfortunately, there were weather problems here, and it started raining, snowing, and hailing all week long, with non-stop clouds in the sky, which unfortunately didn't give me any advantage. So the plants were indoors for a while. I tried to give them as much light as possible, around 18/6 or 20/4. Naturally, they still stretched. Towards the end of the first week, I also started using "Plagron Terra Grow" fertilizer, but I reduced the amount to 0.5ml of fertilizer per 100ml of water. Now that the temperature outside is pleasant again and the sun is shining, I wanted to gradually acclimate the plant to the outdoors in intervals. Unfortunately, I made a HUGE MISTAKE My seedling tray toppled over, causing the edge of the flower pot to damage the stems, resulting in a kink. Although it didn't sever them, one seedling lost a top leaf. I promptly repotted them deeper to provide better support and added mycorrhiza to the soil. After 24 hours of the incident, only one seedling has died so far. The youngest one, Phase 4, suffered more damage than expected. The weight completely crushed the seedling's apical meristem.