And so it begins.
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Annie looks a little top heavy, should I add a little dirt to support the stem or just wait and let er orient herself? I have already turned her the opposite direction towards the ligt source.
Ifbshe gets leggy you can add soil around the stock and she’ll stand up straight. The little “cups” ypu have them in wont last long. The root systems develop pretty quick and it’ll use up everything in the soil. Should be in solo cups or something similar with a dome.
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Keep the RH 55 to 65% with enough of a breeze to make em wiggle you’ll be good.
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Thank you for the advice, seriously appreciated. I am using these starter cups so I can transplant them straight to their permanent home. These cups are suppose to be degradable and can be put right into the soil. I have no control over the humidity at the moment, but there is a fan that moves air around.
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You better get her a crutch!!!
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They will be going to bed in a couple of hours. Now the newbie questions shall begin.
For a starter put the tall one in her permanent home and bury alot of the stem. Happy Growing 
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Yes, I am thinking of just moving her into her permanent home. These girls are going to spend their life outside. Is it too early to move them outside?
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Oh OK!!!
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Yes. They need some structure first.
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