Your 9-11 inch seedlings are likely Incense Cedar (native to CA/OR). They are outdoor trees—indoor conditions cause etiolation (weak, leggy growth).
No need to delay fertilizer. They're in active growth. But they must live outside. Indoor "houseplant" treatment will kill them.
Reference: Calocedrus decurrens on Wikipedia
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