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A ridiculous amount of critters in the soil is not usually a sign of healthy balanced organic soil.

So calcium might be over saturated in your medium, due to water high ppm, amended soils causing iron deficiency among other issues? You're dealing with soil chemistry and solution pHs. The citric acid is a good remedy for on going grows Humic acids, earthworm casts and compost will help...

Too level things (Ca++) levels out.....is it the "salt" residue that shows on top of soil, leaves and bottoms of pots, or is there a issue with plant growth?

Not much you can do that makes it complex inefficient rube goldberg contraption. A quick dry is not necessarily bad as long as it was flushed and not over fertilized. Your day time temp isnt that high. If you absolutely must, just move it to a cool place during midday. Or dont wet trim or big...

I wouldn't do anything just yet. They can grow out of it. Its not easy to tell whats going on at 3-4 weeks. Could be just a bit too cold and or not enough of a root system yet. A transplant to better soil and bigger pot will benefit the sprout. If you think it needs anything start with "baby...

Turn the poop fan on a few times. It will help to vent the space....but it will vent outside so might smell around the house. Bathrooms are not optimal. Dehumidifier will be drying out the toilet as well as plants. If possible seal the shower where you're drying... simple as painters tape and...