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Possible herp? You don't say....

lol... Bulb as in light bulb bro?

Sometimes leaves curl in the light when photosynthetic activity is peaking.

Don't have a dictionary at your residence apparently. Gonna leave you under your rock which happens to have electricity with to power a grow setup.

Yeah? And that's why most sane people test the runoff water and not the feeding water you dit Witt. Obviously you didn't do well in high school chemistry or botany. Why in the right mind would a root system extract chlorinated water. Please realize that the plant is intelligent to a degree...

No you risk more damage if you procrastinate flushing. Flushing is done to wash any saline substances out of the soil. As your medium dries, salinity will only increase.

Leaves are obviously supposed to droop in an annual plant. It's not a fucking evergreen dude.

You realize that there's an "eye" on the seed that sucks in the moisture needed to soften and split the shell. It's going to take forever if you don't pregerm. Pulling water directly from the soil can take ages for a seed, unless it's kept muddy.

Why are you ph downing and dechlorinating your water? Just extra labor, the soil is going to act as a buffer to any foreign additives.

Probably adding nutrients with the wrong formula.

No, not even close... At least another month. You'll miss the swell phase if you chop now.

That indoor to outdoor flip looks nice. if you had the timeframe I'd definitely say you had a potential 1 pounder on your hands. I'm in the very deep south so the lowest temps are 50 ish at night and 85-87 at peak. I'm gonna take them to the great outdoors before risk of rootbound comes up. Not...

Possibly, for all we know it could be something you don't even have to worry about.

Also what appleseed said is important. Learning to water correctly isn't the same as how you water. Unless you can see through soil and know exactly where the roots are or where a photosynthetic lag is occurring in the plant, it doesn't really matter how you go about adding water. Your...

If something is in your soil that's too strong for the seedling, then you need to flush it out. Not all at once, but until the water is running out the bottom for about 6 consecutive seconds. Now since you're in such big pots, you need to at least add 1.5-2.5 gallons to purge the soil. Too much...

With the condition that those plants are in, you have no idea of knowing what the problem could be until you try your options. The last time you watered was Monday? With pots that large, you have to add lots of water or else you're stock piling salt based nutrients. Do not transplant the plants...

How old? Annuals do that at the end of their life cycles.

Don't worry, you're not doing anything wrong. It could be time for some food sticks that release slowly however. Those bulbs are a problem, way too much for seedling. Put that light aside and use cfls for the next week and a half. EDIT: On second thought, those plants are extremely stressed...

looks delicious, would it kill you to give them just a few more days? The leaves will be frosted evenly and completely as well as the buds. If you start to get too many ambers than you'd like then chop the ladies. But of course there are some people who like amber trichs

If you want to yield more. Honestly you've fucked up drastically. I would pot her in ground and let nature take it's course from there. She always gets a better yield than me.