Wow, Jim! The Jack Herer is amazing! Those leaves made me gasp, they're so gorgeous.
When I started watering in fabric pots I brought the bonsai watering skills Dale trained me with to the task. Water slowly and completely just until water starts to flow through freely in a stream. The slow is of particular importance since most of our soil mixes are based in peat moss and you need to give it the time to absorb.
Then I'd let it sit at least ten minutes and repeat, but this time stop as soon as you get anything dripping through. That should completely saturate. Alternatively, you could start bottom watering, which actually grows better root balls. In your case, since you use nutes, I suppose this is possible.
Anyone in the room use bottled nutes and know if it's acceptable to water bottom up with them? I can't see why not, unless the nutes would get caught in the fabric.
That feels like a distinct possibility, so you might want to consider nute-amended water from above and clear water from below. Either way, bottom watering will take away much of your concerns. Getting the watering right is the single biggest challenge for new cultivators, after getting the seeds to actually pop.
Seeds!!! I have seeds in a container on the fridge!! I forgot. Let me go check.
good save. 
some bandwidth but if full pics are the preference, I have no problem with that.
) You can get more than enough light to them using something as simple as a y-adapter and two bulbs. Some of the neatest single DIY reflectors are made of pop cans. 
