Mama se Mama sa, ma Mimosa!!

So transplanting the seedlings didn't go great. While the first 2 plants came through quickly, the others were not seeing the light, and I was wondering if something had gone wrong. I decided to find the seedlings, and sift through the pots, the acapulco gold was looking a bit dead, and I was left with a choice, continue or plant another seed. I decided to plant a new seed since it was really looking a bit beat up. So it's now a Mimosa Evo only grow this time. This time I planted a Mimosa Evo directly in the soil. And the last Mimosa Evo seedling looked a little better, I decided to replant and take a chance on this one. The extra one I planted directly showed quickly enough, but the last one that I replanted took an extra day or two. It's also a chance for me to observe how weaker seedlings perform overall. I don't mind if it's not a super plant. But overall I can say I'm happy at the end of the first week.