Apple Blossom/Nap Time in 2x4

The third week from seed is in the books and and it feels like I'm on track. Not to say perfect or without mistakes, but I expect that for the first time. The week started with me a little worried about the first set of serrated leaves curling on a couple of plants and majorly concerned about the abnormally low runoff EC from my coco. I think I figured out what I was doing wrong. I had been eyeballing the runoff amount I was generating and what I judged to be 20% of the amount was more like 80-100% when measured. I had also been diluting my full strength 1000 EC seedling mix with pure distilled water to hit my EC inflow targets. Now I'm using 800 EC CalMag water to dilute my mixes when needed. The plastic containers made my overwatering problem worse, so my goal of the week was to transplant to 1 gallon fabric pots. I spent the 2 days before transplant letting them dry out a bit, then hitting them with full strength seedling mix. I began to prepare my new coco for transplant 24 hours before, letting them get a good soak in a plastic container in the same full strength (1000 EC) seedling mix that I had been giving them. Transplant made me pretty nervous, I've never transplanted anything before. In fact, I haven't grown anything but fat and bald since 7th grade biology. I watered the seedlings to try to keep the coco around their root balls together just before filling the new containers with prepared coco. I used a spare seedling container to make a same sized hole in the coco and gently hand-loosened the seedlings from the plastic containers. Then it was time to turn their world upside down. It went pretty well until the last container. That seedling's root ball partially disintegrated while trying to flip back over into the new container. I think I got it in with minimal damage, but I also didn't fill the container with enough coco. The leaves barely make it over the rim. Also a couple of other containers have a gangsta lean. I might have to learn how to train my pots before I train the plants. The first water after trans was at seedling strength, but after that I moved to the above listed early vegetation schedule nutes (1100 EC). Runoffs started in the acceptable 1300-1350 range but have since increased into the 1500s. Figures I'm running high after running low. I'm not going to panic, just continue twice a day watering at around 1100 EC, 6.2 pH to 10-20% runoff and see how it goes. So far they've taken to the transplant well, even the one I moved too soon whose root ball wasn't fully developed. There was slight droop early but nothing major and now growth is kicking onto the 4th and 5th nodes. I'm pretty happy, what a great hobby. Other than that, I've done a couple light CalMag foliars before a 3 hour lights out period. Hopefully there's no harm to it even though I'm not seeing deficiencies, they just seem to respond well to it. Or maybe its just the lights out time I'm giving them. Also, it occurred to me that the packaging on the freebie Nap Time seeds didn't specify whether they're regular or feminized. I hope I didn't bring a male in. It definitely is the highest riser, but its also a different strain than the feminized Apple Blossoms that are around it that are maybe just bushier. Have to keep an eye on it.