BM Special Queen #1 from seed

Hi All, After doing three grows of the same strain. I am ready to venture out and start a new one. And that is Special Queen #1 from Royal Queens Seeds. But I am off with a rough start... :( GERMINATION: Super fast and easy to germinate. Four out of four seeds germinated after 3 days using the paper towel method. (my first sign that this is not going to be easy) transferred two to rockwool and two to jiffy cubes. The rockwool ones grew faster but when I transplanted them into solar cup size pots I severed the two in jiffy cubes while transplanting!!!!!! :( Sign one. SEEDLING: I am a person of experiments so I placed soilless medium in both containers and placed one in my Rainforest Aeroponics cloning machines and one just hand watered. After 2 weeks the one in aeroponics were three times the size of the hand watered one. TRANSPLANTING to VEG: (My second sign that this grow is jinxed) Again the curious BM in me can't resist experiments. So I transplanted the hand water one into a 5G pot and moved the aeroponics to a GH bucket DWC. The hand water transplant to soil went really well. And I thought transplanting from aeroponics to DWC should be a breeze but didn't realize that the holes that goes from the top chamber to the reservoir are so small that I only managed to get 3 out of 30 roots thru the holes :( So the hydro mother plant was stunned and had root rot. This leads to a whole slew of problems. There was severe light burn, nutrient burn on the mother although my solution was less than half strength compared with the aeroponics cloner and I went from 200PAR top of canopy from a CFL to a LED dialled down to 185 PAR top of canopy. I thought that would be good enough, cause I tried that with the WW clones before. But I think because the root ball (size of two fists) were mostly on the top chamber under clay balls. I am kind of sad because the mother plant was thriving under the aero cloner ( The fan leaves were the size of my hand) But it is now half dead and severely stunned :( SOIL USED IN VEG: Foxfarm Ocean Forest 40% Coco 40% Perlite 15% Wormcastling 5% Brewed Compost tea - Microbes 36hours and soaked soil mix with tea before transplanting. Wormcasting, Greatwhite, Mykos, himalayan pink salt, kelp meal, molasses Take aways from all this: Got to think about when and where to transplant and the risks and implication of transplanting too many times. Cause theoretically vegging in hydro and flowering in soil is the quickest method to get your plant to a certain size in the shortest time. But unforeseen things do happen more often the more you handle/transplanting. So next time round I will use rapid rooter cubes or plant the germinated seedling directly into 2G air pots and see if that is the balance I am looking for. I will try to update sooner this time around so stay tuned... Happy growing BM 4TwenTee