My first organic outdoor grow

EDIT: This will now be a diary for the 60D Lemon Auto. The freebie sensi star didn't make it afterall. Sensi Star popped but then does nothing for 5 days; I digged it out, and turns out it didn't grow anymore. No tails, no nothing. I chucked it because although it might still make it if given more time, I don't want to deal with problematic phenos. So I germinated the 60 Day Lemon Auto from DNA Genetics instead. It popped after ~18 hours of soak. Transferred it to the same seed starter mix (coco/perlite/vermiculite) and sprouted in 3 days. So I know it was the seed that was the problem. This is my first pure organic outdoor grow. The seed is a Sensi Star freebie (anniversary edition sensi star FWIW) from Paradise Seeds. I got 2, and one of them had a crack; couldn't save it, but it's a freebie so whaddya expect. This one popped, so I'm good. My soil has been ready for a while. It is made of (in decreasing amount): Goat manure compost, cow manure compost, household compost, worm casting, guano, husk char, and azomite (rock dust). The pot will be assembled by mixing the soil with perlite, vermiculite, and sphagnum moss to provide good drainage AND water retention. The mix will be in gradation; mostly soil at the bottom, and gradually less towards the top. The pot is finished with a little neem meal layer and finally coconut husk as mulch (3-5cm thick). The coconut mulch can be removed easily to amend with more compost later on in the grow if needed. This will be a 12-12 from seed grow, because I live in the tropics. I considered getting a cheap floodlight to be turned on for 2 hours in the middle of the night just to prolong the veg period a little bit, but I decided against it. I would like to experience a pure 12-12 outdoor grow in the tropics. I don't mind relatively small yield at all, just as long as I get quality stuff. I don't smoke that frequently after all; my amnesia haze harvest lasted me more than a year. The pot I will be using is a 60L airpot, which is too big, and so I moved the base up to make it a 30L pot. Seed sprouted and is lapping up the tropical sun, although under partial shade of a basil plant. This basil plant has been going strong for almost a year with zero pest issue; I hope it protects the 60D seedling like an older brother. I will keep this here until the 3rd node has developed. Seedling is in a seed starter mix of coco/perlite/vermiculite, in a netpot that has been almost cut in half, held together in another netpot. This is for easy transplanting later on. Off we go then!