Super lemon haze seedling wilting after transplant

Guys I transplanted my slh seedling into a bigger pot watered it with nitrogen and super thrive for shock. The leaves became very wilted overnight still green and helthy looking tho. The coir is pretty moist so I'm thinking overwaterd. The seedling is about 3 inches tall and has it's 3rd set of leaves starting but stunted. What can j do just be patient?

so i was patient as long as i could be and the leaves perked up again but still didnt look erect and i heard sugar water with super thrive is great so i watered it again ino! more water prob means wilting well see what happens. No more watering for at least 4 days

hey buddy, same happend to me, my bottom leafs are half yellowish green, but my 4th 5th 6th set of nodes there all nicely green , i find it wierd but... just give it some alone time, and water it when needed, but right now id say.. you overwatered it.. i know you only mean good intensions but like another guy said..

its easyer to take care of a plant that has less care of , then the one who has had too mutch care of .

yeah its tough when ur home sick i got 4 wisdom teeth removed lol and cant smoke cuz they wont heal if i do i guess.... so im paying alot of attention to it. If i was at work and stuff it would be doing alot better lol

A seedling that small doesn't need much they are very sensitive. Be careful with the nutrients, I typically don't use any until at least the fourth week if not longer. If the soil is wet and muddy, the roots wont be able to get any oxygen and the plant will stop growing and die. If you're on the 3rd set of leaves, your plant probably has started to grow some nice roots, so let the top layer of soil (maybe 1/4-1/2 inch) dry out in between waterings and I'm sure you'll see it start to take off.
Good luck and happy growing

be careful with those nutients... and also just let it dry out and water again when needed