Dream Queen Glue

6/24/20: 22 days from seed. I potted up the five biggest seedlings to 1-gallon fabric pots yesterday; several others are right behind them. Definitely running out of room in the 2x2. I ran the ducting in the 2x4 tent and it's all ready to go, so as soon as the rest of the kids are potted up, they'll all be moving into it. Watered yesterday -- no fertilizer for the newly repotted, as they went into a 33/33/33 mix of Ocean Forest, Happy Frog, and perlite. Switched the ones still in Solo cups to DG Foliage Pro. My DG ProTekt finally came in, so I'll be adding that to the next mix for all. 6/25/20: Day 23. All but three plants are now in their 1-gallon smart pots and all have been transferred to the 2x4 tent. I ended up having to take the driver off the MH SP 250 and mount it to a piece of two-by-four outside the tent, as I was having a hard time keeping the heat under 86. Added the humidifier back into the tent, and now we're holding steady between 80-82 degrees and 57-60% RH. I'm not excited about the 80+ temp, but there doesn't seem to be a lot else I can do about it other than dimming the light a bit and I want to avoid that if I can. The plants don't seem to be showing any signs of heat stress, but they've only been in there about 24 hrs. Glad I'm going to be adding the Pro-TeKt starting with today's watering! I'm thinking about doing a light foliar spray with DG Pro-TeKt and Foliage Pro in it, too. 6/26/20: Day 24. Didn't end up watering/feeding yesterday, so did it today. Reduced DGFP to 1/8 tsp. (to account for repot to 1/3 Ocean Forest mix) and added 1/4 tsp. of DGP-T. Also mixed up a foliar spray solution with 1/4 tsp. DGFP, 1/4 tsp. DG Bloom, and 1/4 tsp. DGP-T, and gave the babies a light spritz with it. I've discovered that if I leave the tent door open, I can hold the temp at about 78 and the RH at about 50% (humidifier on low) through the hottest part of the day. This is great news, as I was concerned that the 80+ temps were going to make more of the plants develop into males and/or induce other issues. 6/28/20: Day 26. Watering/feeding today. All plants now potted into 1-gallon smart pots. Only one plant left on the bubble -- it's pretty scraggly and definitely undersized, so we'll see. Every other plant is thriving. 13 plants total, so likely looking at somewhere between five and seven females, which is perfect. I've been giving the plants the foliar spray in the mornings and they're responding well. We've had some crazy hot weather over the last few days, but it broke today -- it's 20 degrees cooler than it was yesterday -- so it's a little easier to keep conditions where the plants like them since it's not as much of a struggle to keep the house (and tent) cool.