G13 Haze quarantine grow :^]

Hey there, as you can see I really fucked up this grow. I am giving those plants another week to recover, if they do, I might start training them. If they dont, I am just sending them to flower in a week no matter what, and Ill see what it turns out in the end. If any of you have anything to say - compliments, but also criticism or if you just want to greet, please leave a comment. Feels really lonely if noone comments and I want to learn so many things so please let me know if I can do anything to save thosegirls. Thanks :) Day 28: Would you look at that! Both plants are finally looking how they are supposed to look ! I am so happy now, I obviously have a close eye on fungus gnats which havent appeared yet but my nematodes are ready to fight them. Also Im gonna keep track of pH aswell as this seems to have been one of the main issues. Can you believe the G13 Haze bounced back to a good looking plant from that droopy poor thing it was for the first 3 weeks? Im so impressed. So I learned what mistakes I made: pH unchecked / not adjusted and tons of larvae chewing on the roots... and overwatering !!!! Overwatering in the beginning stunted it for sure !!! Day 26: Transplant... Yes, too early, roots were clearly underdeveloped. But first of all, I really had to get rid of that soil. Top half of the pot was bone dry, bottom half was always wet. No good conditions in my opinion. So this time I used shitty cheap but organic potting soil mixed with anti overwatering pebbles ;) Anyways, I watered with distilled water mixed with Bio-Grow (300ml Water + 0.3ml Grow). Also I am just waiting for the SF-Nematodes to arrive as I found a good amount of Gnat Larvae in the soil so I removed it partially. But I would almost swear its the potting soil I use sooo... Theyre gonna come back. Oh and notice the nutrient deficiency on the liberty haze? I cant tell why because I didnt fertilize much, I have fungus gnat problems and I got the pH completely wrong too <3 VERY IMPORTANT UPDATE on both plants (day 24): So just out of pure curiosity I checked the tent when I came home and there was fungus gnats everywhere, on the pot on the soil on the bottom tray, flying around.... Just not on the sticky traps for whatever reason. Also the top soil dries quickly because it's anti-overwatering pebbles (:D) and there was DEAD LARVAE just laying around... Remember that mom that asked her kids who couldn't remember how to flush the toilet after they took a shit? DISGUSTING!!!!!! So I ordered nematodes.... And I'm officially gonna destroy all microbial life in the soil I'm repotting to by baking it at 70°C for half an hour. Did this from the start last time and didn't have gnats at all..... Don't know why I haven't learned. Update Day 23: I WATERED TODAY WITH 50% strength recommended Biobizz for week 3 but didnt use as much Bloom as they recommend and no Top max. Also I watered 160ml per plant to get a decent amount of runoff. Runoff pH test resulted in 7.0. The water with nutrients came in at 6.7. So the root pH at the moment should be at 6.8 to 6.9 which would already be way better than the 7.2 to 7.9 pH I measured before. Lets see if the plant actually dies from overwatering or if it appreciates the fact that the soil is moist again. Soooo... not much changed, the plant is still looking really bad, its growing new leaves but theyre not growing as big as they should be. I ordered some ph- and try to adjust it as soon as it arrives. Watering with Biobizz today so pH should be managed automatically but still... Damn that plant looks really mistreated... Another HUGE problem I have are fungus gnats. They came with the soil as usual but since the soil is mostly dry at the top, they gather arount the bottom of the pots where I cant really place sticky traps. And its really a lot of fking gnats Im telling you. I really need to think about a solution here.