I just put my seedlings out last weekend…you are good to grow! And it sounds like you have strains that will thrive in your environment!
Remember not to keep your soil too wet, but just moist or your seedlings will get soggy and flop over and die. This is called “damping off”.
I’m not sure how you get nutrient where you live. But try and get something like this…
You will be able to mix a little with your soil (follow directions) and then just water with rainwater.
It looks happy, I just leave them in a humidity dome for a couple of days in case there is a big fluctuation in temps and RH, after that they should be strong enough for the environment.
It’s not the soil, it’s the light, you don’t want stretchy plants, yours is good, your light is just right.
Light that is weak or does not have enough blue spectrum in it, will cause the plants to stretch, you don’t want that in veg, because when you flower them they will stretch again, and you will have big plants with wide node spacing.
It’s becoming tiny windy outside. Is that okay for a such young plant? Or should I cover it with something? Humidity is over 75% outside, and I am little scared to cover it too.
No it’s what they do. They live off those 2 little leaves called cotelydons while they are making roots. You might need a little bit of nutrient for it soon though.
When I went to work, it was raining outside, and when I came back I found out the cup was turned over. The plant was bended, the soil was out of the cup, and I saw white roots. I immediately bought a new soil and bigger pot and transplanted it. I also watered the pot just under the roots. We will see what happens.
When a plant is overfeeded it becomes dark green and with burnt tips, yellowing is normally from deficiency. Better don’t feed her too much at this early stage …