First Grow! Blue Dream [Photo] in coco!

Week 3: 10/08 - 10/14 Day 15 - Temps still a little warm inside the tent. I'll definitely need an AC unit for my grow for the next Spring/Summer season. I think these warm days will pass us soon enough and the temps will go back down. The humidity within the tent reached 30% last night so I've been misting the inside of the tent every hour or two which has kept it around 40-45%. With the increased temps, both plants looked a little dry so I saturated the soil enough to get a pH test from the runoff. Reading at 6.0 which is up from the initial 5.5 at the day of transplant. I think after another week, my runoff will be closer to the pH going in. Both plants are now starting to show signs of twisting leaves. I'll keep an eye on it over the next few days and get better pictures. Day 16 - Went to the zoo today and closed the door to the grow room absentmindedly.. I don't have the inline fan venting outside so it's just exhausting the tent into the room. Came home to 90 degrees inside the tent. Fun! Watered a little more to account for the additional heat. Each girl got 75mL. Day 17 - Kept the tent doors open today while the lights were on and it remained an steady 79 the entire day. 100% going to need a small AC unit. I have to figure out what to do as venting out a window isn't feasible (also why my inline fan is just venting back into my room as indicated above) in my grow location. I've been reading up on my leaf twisting issue and I believe it might have been self induced by placed my clip fan too low and in direct line of the plants. I moved it up 12" to help circulate the air above the "canopy" instead of directly on them. Hoping to see the fan leaves go back to normal within a few days. If not, time to keep reading up on what this could be. Day 18 - I think moving the tent fans up yesterday really helped. The twisted leaves are starting to flatten back down to normal. Continued 60mL watering schedule. The coco seemed a little bit more dry today than normal during this time of day. I'll probably have to start increasing the normal watering schedule sometime later in the week. Day 19 - Continued the normal watering schedule. Forgot to take pictures.. Day 20 - Continued the normal watering schedule. I can see some roots on the bottom of the cell pods! Trying to decide when it's best to transplant them into their 1 gal pots. P2 is keeping true to her name. Nemo has an odd leaf. Day 21 - Transplant day!! I hope I didn't mess anything up. I had previously mixed up what I had thought was enough coco for the first transplant to cover this day but I ran out before I was even done finishing up the first pot! Mixed up another gallon and a half of Coco-70%/Perlite-30%/4-4-4 fertilizer-2 tbsp/gal. I sprinkled 1 tbsp of mycorrhizal powder at the bottom of the transplant pot and along the outside of the root structure. Once in the tent, I saturated the medium with two good waterings over the course of an hour. Had to readjust my light to maintain the same distance as before now that I've rearranged the tent for the 1 gal pots. Weekly thoughts: After rearranging the pictures to be in sequential order by day & camera angles, it's amazing to see how fast these girls are growing. I find myself flipping through the gallery to see the day-by-day progress more often than I should admit. I'm going to need to tackle this dimming switch sooner than later. I'll eventually need to get this light closer to the plants but at a much lower wattage. Right now it's at 240W @ 33" above the girls. I can't keep this light at the highest point the entire grow or I'll have major heat and light burn issues while they're flowering. I'm excited to see these two take off now that they're in their bigger pots. Only 1 more transplant to go which will be to their final 3 gallon pots.