G13 Haze quarantine grow :^]

Hello !!!! Welcome back, I promised pictures, and I delivered pictures - here they are :) Day 13: I am still learning, so I make mistakes. And Experiments. Since the plant was clearly not happy in its environment, I decided to take radical action. I removed it from its container to have a look at the roots. I realized the roots were actually not looking bad, just under-developed. The soil however was a mix between very wet at the bottom, bone dry at the top and soggy at the roots. So I collected ALL soil, tried to get as much soil off the roots as possible and mixed the dry-wet- soil mix to create an evenly moist soil. I replanted the G13 Haze in the moist soil knowing that moisture is still gonna hurt her. But now I know that I dont have to water for at least 3 days. And I know how much moisture actually IS in the soil at the moment. I really hope the plant recovers quickly from this torture. I dont think its gonna die I just suspect it's gonna look very unhappy for the next few days. The liberty haze is slightly overwatered aswell but it doesnt look even close as unhappy as the G13 did for such a long time. I hope y'all learned my lesson too: 1. Seedlings dont need much attention / esp. water. 2. Inspect your roots very closely as you transplant. 3. Even the top inch soil moisture check doesnt always mean that the plant has "dry feet". Cheers,. Day 11: IMPORTANT INFORMATION first - Transplant soil mix recipe: About 20% coco coir About 15% anti-overwatering pebbles ;) The other 65% is prefertilized, biological compost soil which is 94% organic matter, supposedly. Oh and dont forget PLENTY OF WATER.... Just kidding, I tried really hard to not overwater this time. --- Everything I use is stuff that is available in any kind of hardware store, so I'm keeping the expert equipment to a minimum - I've got a china pH pen and a little 100x handheld microscope though. If you are wondering about the twisted stem, the first days after germination, the G13 Haze was almost twice the size of the Liberty Haze, so I tried to CAREFULLY tie it down a little bit so the heights are close to being equal. And as for the drooping leaves and NOT upright top, read my instructions on how to successfully overwater below. I transplanted today, since I managed to overwater the slight part of cheap soil I added in the beginning. So now after transplanting, the soil is mostly moist and/or wet, but not SOAKING wet as it was before. The G13 Haze showed signs of overwatering from day 8 or so, leaves drooping down and all that. Oh and did I mention that I thought it would be a good idea to apply some transplant shock to the already stressed plant aswell? As I removed it from its soaking wet container I managed to drop it which completely removed the soil from the root ball... Sooooooo basically Im expecting the plant to not move at all for at least one or two days :D But I am a positive minded person, so at least the Liberty Haze got some time to catch up since it germinated a day after the G13 Haze ! Updates to follow here aswell :-)