2019.02 Green Crack Auto

Day 00, Germination Day 01 (G01) - Started the seeds in peat-sponge starters. Soaked the starters in RO water, squeezed out excess, and then put one seed in each starter. Each starter was placed in three-gallon fabric pot situated in a twelve-inch saucer. Poured one gallon of RO water into the pots. Excess water that drained off was quickly absorbed (within 30 minutes) into the medium. Day 01, Seedling Day 01 (S01) - Plant "A" emerged. Cotyledons emerged with healthy and robust appearance. It looks little and isolated, but that's to be expected when you're the first one on the scene. Day 03 - Bravo has emerged. Alpha continues to grow well. Day 05 - Both Alpha and Bravo are thriving. Alpha has gone from pale green to a deep rich, medium tone green; she has very tight internodal spacing so far. Bravo has opened close to the surface. Cotyledons dominate still, but the beautiful, rich, and tiny green permanent leaves are growing; she also has tight internodal distances at this point. Charlie has not yet split the seed coat, but it still appears viable (yes, I exposed it; quite gently). All three pots got a dose of one cup or reverse osmosis filtered water. Day 07 - End of the week. Alpha is solid and strong. Bravo is exceptionally tiny...inexplicably tiny. Going to start feeding next week. I checked the seed for the third plant; Charlie remains a hard, un-cracked seed. I returned Charlie to the rooter and watered, covered lightly with the grow medium.