Blue Dream CBD - a lot of First's

This is my first Photoperiod plant to grow indoors. I chose a 1:1 strain, since I am interested in processing most of it into oils and a good little CBD is always helpful. My last grow from Humboldt went well and since I like the Blue Dream she seems like a good one to try. While obsessing over different growing techniques, I came across two journals on the 420 Magazine: Dutchmans Grow Journal and also Asesino85s. Asesino85 is calling this training method QUADLINING and the results look amazing. In this diary I try to document, how well or not this worked out for me and my plants 😍 Week 0: I like to soak my seeds in a Hydrogen Peroxide solution for 12-24 hours and then move them to a warm & dark place inside a ziplock with a paper towel soaked in the same solution until a tap root shows. Quick info on the solution: 1 ounce/28ml hydrogen peroxide 3% in 1 pint/473ml water - google for this article as reference: How Does Hydrogen Peroxide Affect Seed Germination? I am doing this, since the first time I lost 6 seeds with regular methods. My guess is, it wasn't warm enough. So now I add a heat mat to avoid that mistake, but still go with the peroxide, since superstition :) 3 days after soaking & paper towel, the tap root was long enough to be put in a jiffy and join the big ladies (my last Roadtrip grow) in the tent. She was roughly 60cm away from the light, on a heat map still and in small plastic house for humidity. Call it Day 1, when the first real leaves are showing 😀 On Day 3 her tap root showed at the bottom of the jiffy, so I thought it's a good idea to repot to a small plastic pot. I watered her a little and added a humidity dome. I didn't think about the different environments needed for my plants inside the tent. So while the seedling needs lots of humidity, my other plants in flowering don't. Have to think of this next time. What I also noticed is my impatience, it's awful... Since not pretty much is happening in the first couple of days, I tend to overthink everything and also do things, that might stress my plants. Here comes the overthinking part: I put her in a small plastic pot, watered a little with PH water (approx. 300ml). 3-4 days later the soil was still wet at the bottom. I blamed the plastic pot and was worried she might be overwatered. I really like fabric pots and never had to think of overwatering so far. So I ordered a small fabric pot to repot again.