One note worth sharing about the different varieties:
Of the ones started two weeks ago, all but one had "tap roots" already about 1.5" long and were starting to intertangle making separating and replanting difficult.
The one which did not is "Lonnie's Havannah" rooting approximately 3/4". It is counter-intuitive but this variety is the one that was first to germinate and appeared to have the HEALTHIEST seedlings!!! Replanting was easy here.
Too early to tell how this will play out, but seems to indicate a different type of root system which would make this variety extremely suitable for people with shallow topsoil/pots/minimal ability to till their soil to deeper depths.
No seedlings from the paper towel starting were transferred, due to seeming inferrior to those started in soil. The seedlings from the towels were transferred to the bulk trays and will be maintained to replace any transplants in the individual cells that do not make it.