Clementine the Cream Mandarine (1stGrow)

(DAY 16) Big update this week was moving the lil gal to a 40x40cm grow box. The light was annoying me and I couldn't regulate humidity well so it was a must. Furthermore, the fungus gnats have invaded (just a few), so I lightly covered the soil with some washed coarse aquarium sand and a little diatomaceous earth on top. I put the pot in a humidity tray (same sand with water level below the pot so it doesn't soak in) and sprayed the drain holes with neem oil. I think that'll be it for the gnats as there weren't that many to begin with. (DAY 17) Despite the box, I've been having issues keeping my humidity up, it's been consistently at 40% even though I've put in a mini humidifier, a wet towel, and a cup of water. I think this is due to me only having an intake fan (that has a bit too high of a speed), but that will be remedied in a couple of days when two new fans get here. Until then we'll make do. Will be updating the week's entry as I go. (DAY 19) Still having issues keeping humidity up... I put wet sponges, towels, and cups of water in the little tent and it still stays around 30% relative humidity. If anyone has any tips please let me know! The intake fan is at the lowest setting. Other than the twisted new growths, presumably where the original two leaves were, and the sliiight clawing, things are looking great! She's really exploding. Will start LST today as she looks ready. :) (DAY 21) She's really exploding now, can't even keep up with the new growth. She doesn't seem particularly upset by the 30% humidity (still actively trying to keep it up, oh well), and I've still only watered her twice total - once on Day 0, and once again on Day 10. I figure she'll tell me when she's thirsty. :) I did end up doing LST on Day 19, readjusted today. Did a bit of leaf tucking too to get more light to the other developing branches. Also, another positive note, fungus gnats are all gone. Woohoo! Cheers to the end of week 3!