Seeing 2020 - the Lock Down Grow

The girls liked the EZ Tea from Cultured Biologix, a few days later a regular seedling feeding from Nectar of the Gods (basic chart). After last feeding, noticed growth had slowed considerably, the babes started showing signs of being unhappy in their (1/2 full) solo cup homes. Made indentations into the new media (50% Coco, 35% Perlite, 10% Happy Frog, 5% Worm Castings, a dusting of Azomite and applied Great White Mycorrhizae liberally on the bottom and sides of the indents. Up-potted all to 1 gallon cloth pots, watered in 1/4 strength cal-mag, 2/3 strength CG Liquid Kelp, and a few mL of House and Garden Roots Excelurator Gold. NOTE *** - First couple of transplants went rough, meaning the media (Coco and Perlite) were dry, and fell apart in process - thought I'd lost 4 precious seeds. After watering the balance of seedlings, about 16 hours later, the little root happy gals, all came out in nice in pre-formed cubes :) Kept all transplants in reduced light (only outdoor ambient light through windows), for 12-16 hours. Bag seed 3 (one of the rough first batch of transplants), did exceptionally well with the watering in, so tested her outdoors all day today (live in the desert in So. CA = hot/dry climate) in my modified space (85% shade cloth walls, and 40% shade cloth over the top). She did great, and was sooo happy, leaves reaching for the sun. Brought her in to finish the hours of light as the sun set. Tomorrow, will begin the twice daily (take em' out in the morning, bring em' in as the sunsets) routine until June 21st - day after the solstice. When the girls get 12 - 16" will up pot again to final home depending on size by that time to 3, 7, or 10 gal. Good week.