0.9v boost with Tp4056 for 6v Solar Panal?
I suspect that you will have some problems with this setup.  Your solar panel may get up to 6+ volts under no load, but it doesn’t act like your typical voltage source holding to 6 volts and producing whatever current it can based on conditions.  Under a load, the panel will produce LESS THAN 6 volts.  You can look up an I-V curve of any solar panel to see how it works.  So, depending on your load, your panel will output around 5 volts approximately, but that tp4056 tends to try to charge lithium batteries at 1000mA rate and when it tries to draw that high of a load from your panel that can only produce around 150mA at best conditions, funny things could happen.  

It may just charge very slowly, or it may not charge at all, because when it tries to draw the large charge current, the voltage of the panel will drop, possibly below the 0.9 volt minimum and nothing happens.  If the voltage doesn’t drop too low, then probable very very slow charging.  Either way, the open circuit voltage of the panel of 6 volts, won’t happen when the panel is producing a current, so it is unlikely that too high a voltage will be your problem!

Good luck.

P.S. you have a 1 watt solar panel hooked to a dc-dc booster which might be 85% efficient, then the tp4056 bucks it down to the 3-4.2 volts that the battery needs, losing another 15% at least due to inefficiencies.  So the max 1W panel can supply only 0.73 Watts to your battery under ideal conditions - a modern 18650 cylindrical lipo is easily 10 Watt-hours which means it would takes many days to charge a battery (given that you won’t get much more than 5-6 hours of perfect sun most days)