Oh ya I always start seedlings in solos. Soak, paper towel in a sandwich bag using sterile tweezers or a gloved gental hand place in middle of paper towel with where your tap root is goin to emerge pointing down then I place in a cabinet something in the 70-80 degree range and prop up, that way it sends the tap down and not out and curly. Then into solos, giving small amounts of water make the roots go searching for it and it will ensure you don't drown or dampen the seedling off. I usually put in a clear solo with 4-5 holes on the bottom then into a red or blue solo this way any extra water can be poured out incase u accidentally over water, and it also allows you to see how the roots are doing and when she's ready to be Transplanted. I only water with declorinated tap water (just let sit out in a bucket for 48 hours) or just spring water until first set of true leaves. But in soil most potting mixes have enough nutrients can continue to give just PH'd water from that point for 4-6 weeks some soils have enough to go from start to finish. If solely growing outside find a cheap 24 inch t5ho ballast. I'm an LED guy myself but most t5s come with 64 or 6500k bulbs once it has true leaves you buy a full spectrum +uv bulb. Usually going from inside to out you must harden your plant off in other words get it acclimated to the difference in lighting weather it be a stronger lamp or the sun. I've taken rooted clones and stuck outside and the stress may cause them to turn hermaphrodite, may make them flower too early, or simply kill it. You do this by putting it outside for short amounts of time an hour one day 2 the next and so on or place in a shady area and you do the same but u can do for a bit longer. But I Found by have the uv bulb pretty much seamlessly can go from inside to out without a problem
The girls are looking they're getting healthier. All I was thinking at first was "this guy needs to read @Emilya." and I scroll down and....bingo!
