You KNOW THIS. 
“YES.”
I pulled apart an ugly, mutant clone today & realized “Oh yeah! I forgot I rooted them in perlite & transplanted to peat/perlite” 
When taking apart a smart-pot a few years ago, similar thing; Discovered a 2 gallon center of coco that was bone-dry but the other 20 gallons of mixed soil/perlite was moist. 
So weird.
The plants definitely need to adjust. They are moving from an environment where raw nutriments surround them to a completely different, more diverse ecosystem. Like moving a child from baby food to adult food but more so.
Cheers
G
Got the transplants done. In 2 gallon pots until I can sex them
Orange Goji
Back 3 are the Grand daddy purp. I manhandled #2 and had to use a little bamboo skewer for a stake. Front are the 2 fems that will be in 10 gallon pots. OG Kush and practice plant Bruce Banger
UFS in the back, Cackleberry in front
4 fems, no transplant will go in the ground in the next day or so. Starting on the left Blue Dream (I still haven’t chopped the twin off, you can see it on the bottom) , Blue Gelato 41, Skunk 1 and Cheese
Spectral Tangerine seedlings
Plants seem to be adjusting nicely to the transplants. They were perky today. Spent the day with my sweetie. Nothing but watering happened in the garden today. If it’s not windy tmw, I’ll plant the 4 fems and get the straw mulch down. It was a lazy day
I’m exhausted! Of course the man and I waited until the hottest part of the day to start digging up the veggie patch. Anyway, The 4 fem plants are in the ground now. Layed down the straw mulch, except I was supposed to get a compressed box of straw like I received last time and they stuffed a bunch of fluffed up crap in my box, so now I have to spend 60 more damn dollars buying another box of straw. I’m very disappointed in Build a Soil. Last year, the same box covered the entire veggie patch plus… The straw is cheap, but they charge like 40 bucks to ship it. I was too dirty, tired and itchy from the straw to take pics. I also completed the liquid fish drench per the soil test. 3 weeks I switch back to cal/mag. Well, at least I feel accomplished as well as half-dead. lol
I know there is a TS in Corona.
Corona is far! We don’t have stuff like that here in the city, unfortunately @MidwestMover just no market for it. The gas it would cost me to drive and pick something like that up would cost as much as paying for shipping. 
I have friends on here who live in the country paying like 2 bucks for bales full. It’s a bummer.
Keep in mind @WMoon518 you are 36 miles inland from me. You are much closer to places like that.
I’d give them. Call at BAS and ask what the hell was that order unless things drastically changed I’d think they would make things right for ya.
Every other order I’ve ever gotten from them was within 3 days max. It took like a month to get this straw. They may be partially closed due to the rona. I honestly don’t know wtf is up with them right now.
Aren’t you able to go down to a nearby farm and purchase a straw bale for 5$?
You’re hysterical! Would this farm be in a highrise in downtown los angeles or at the pier on the beach?
Try craigslist for straw. 5-10$/bale delivered, should cover 100-150+ sq ft.
Time to get that truck you’ve been thinking about! 
Y’all are really underestimating the miles and miles of city that surround me
Ahhh no 20-30 minutes outside of town and a nice country drive to get your mind off of things!
Nothing is a 20 or 30 min drive here, even with the rona traffic. It takes 30 mins to drive 5 miles, let alone 100 + to find things like that. lol
Sounds like ya need to plant a patch of wheat and grow you own straw ! You have enough room in the humongous back yard! Lol
It’s all about completing the circle of life! Lol
For real though!! Not trying to be debbie downer, but the struggle is real in Los Angeles for farmers or any kind of farm supplies. I can’t even get cattle panels. They do sell these tiny bales of halloween or decorative straw for 13 bucks a piece. 1 of them would cover a cubic yard, maybe. lol
I’ve got it. 
Hire an Uber or whatever & a day laborer! 
Done & doner
edit: no wait. YOU NEED TO START A BUSINESS! DUH! 
