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I placed the seed in a damp paper towel, then put the paper towel between two plates and in a cabinet. I checked the next morning and it wasn't ready yet. The next morning it was ready to go.
Transplanted from solo cup to 3 gallon pot. This is where she'll stay for a while before eventually moving to a 10 gallon. She was looking a little droopy after the transplant, but before the lights went out that day she had already bounced back.
Looking super happy in the larger pot. Still refraining from any nutrients at this point, only tap water I ph within a range of 6.2-6.8. Topped using pruners just above the fifth node. I was really surprised at the amount of fluid that oozed out when I made the cut. I think this is a great sign of health.
Topped it twice on 12/08. It recovered pretty fast, although it seems to have nitrogen toxicity and a few of the tops show slight nute burn. I fed it nutrients 2 days before transplanting it, very little nutrients, but I guess combined with the new soil it was too much. Going to go back to just plain water for the next week.