Outdoor Potpourri 2026 - Take 2

Aircoholic Okay, one week in and the seedlings all start to look worrisome. They start looking a bit pale, a bit matte green, the leafs drooping, growth somewhat slow-ish. All this really makes me worry that the same mistake from the last grow will repeat, so I'm looking for the cause to find a good solution for the situation. My hot guess at the moment is a too moist root zone, caused by the soil that binds water longer than I thought and the regular standard pots that don't allow drying of the soil on the sides or bottom. And of course my inability to adapt to these circumstances 😣 My plan of action is to let the soil dry out more, until the pots feel light - when that is achieved, I will carefully try to transplant them into a couple of 3L AirPots I have lying around, that I completely forgot about (thanks, ADHD brain!). It's risky, but I don't want to risk stunting their growth again by overwatering and ultimately drowning them. Oh and on a positive note, I started with 4 seeds and now have 5 plants - Lemon Pie Auto was a twin mutation (polyembryony), which I seperated in an intense operation, carefully diging both out until I could remove the small one, which then received her own pot and is looking alive, so at least any damage I caused to her roots, hasn't been vital. Don't expect her to grow super tall or big and have massive yield - she's gonna be a small miracle, and I love her, no matter what she grows into. All plants are beautiful!