Bag seed newbie

Considering that this is purely experimental, I’m actually quite impressed with the results of the week. I started this grow randomly, literally out of a bag and without any clear desire. But now, I’m becoming attached. I still have an issue with overwatering but I’m gradually becoming cognizant of it. The rapid rooters are truly a godsend as all my other germination methods yielded mixed results. I will certainly be using them exclusively in the future. I’ve taken a hands off approach this week and it seems to be working out. I’m a little anal about the watering and I’m realizing now that it’s best to just stay away unless they show me signs of need. Today, I transplanted one of my plants from a vitamin water bottle into a a 3 gal fabric because the root system had grown quite large. This plant has shown some strange drooping of leaves that the others do no exhibit. The transplant went smoothly with no damage to any roots but I’m a little concerned about the dropping leaves although the plant looks otherwise vivacious. Time will tell. I added another layer of Mylar to the front of my makeshift “grow tent” this week and the plants seem to enjoy the extra light being reflected. I raised the light a bit and have been trying to get the temp and humidity up a bit during the day. I originally started this grow with various vegetables in an effort to test out the ts1000 and I’m very impressed. There are random cucumber plants scattered throughout that are as vivacious as in the sun. So I think this is a good sign that my light and watering is sufficient. My tomato plant is literally my best plant right now and seems to get enough light in the front right corner at about 18 inches. And it drinks like a fish! Considering my watering habits, I hope the others catch up to me. Eventually, all the other vegetable plants will be sacrificed to the gods and I will pick my best six bagseed plants to be transplanted into the 3 gallon fabric pots. After that, I will attempt to sex them and hope for the best!! In all honesty, I don’t want to have to choose. Every plant that sprouts has become endearing to me. Every day that I watch their little nodes begin to form, I feel a sense of achievement and appreciation for the symbiosis of the universe. Without me, they may never have existed at all.