transplanting Afghan Skunk and two Headband cannabis seedlings 6-9-23

Took some time to transplant these seedlings outdoors. One Afghan Skunk and two Headband from 'Rocket Seeds' seed bank. . . Potted in homebrewed compost combined with repurposed soilless medium. Mainly consisting of shredded sphagnum peat moss, wood fibers, dolomitic/calcitic limestone, perlite, and decomposing organic matter from seasons prior. I stabbed the soil with a pitchfork afterward. Increasing airflow below the surface. . . Our plants rest comfortably under the car port with shade cloth overhead. This shade cloth diminishes the intensity of direct sunlight. Our LEDs indoors reach +1150 ppfd while the sun is closer to 2000 ppfd. (ppfd=actual amount of PAR a plant receives) Direct sunlight and cold temperatures can damage plants. Sunscald or frost damage can occur. Chlorosis becomes more prevalent. . . The transition from the mother room to the backyard can be tough. They go from 18 hours of daylight from 8pm-2pm PST to less than 16 hours of daylight from dawn to dusk. With temperatures dropping below 60F/15C and rising higher than +80F/+26C already. Temperamental weather we haven't seen in +20 years is occurring in 2023. My mentor foresees a wet summer. . . FOR EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES ONLY