Little advice please!

It needs a little more water, and everything will be fine in one week. This is a very robust plant. Dont worry too much. You can even give a bit more light. The first two weeks, you can give 24 hours light.

I’d water and put a humidity dome over it, the air is too hard on it. Also watch the peat pot for roots to show. I’ve had issues with that almost cost me a plant. Hopefully this will fix the issue within 3-4 days. Yes open the dome every 12-24 hours with increased frequency as you see fit.

You didn't water her in off also bring up your temperature upto 80° my advise is get rid off her and grow new seed coz this is too small for 2 weeks seed good luck

fix your watering habits, they may not be the cause now, but will eventualyl cause something. water entier substrate.. never a portion of it. That only leaves potential dry pockets and that increases risk of toxic buildup. water entire pot, large or small. Wait until top layer dries before repteating same process. If you do this at same loss of weight, it'll require same volume of water -- a volume dictated by the physical properties of your substrate and not a number you choose out of the ether.. not any uninformed person's suggestion. teh type of substrate will impact the trigger point. e..g coco holds less water per volume, all other facotrs te same, so you don't wait for it to dry as deeply. Where as soil typically holds a lot more water per volume and you want for top 1" deep to dry before you irrigate again. Some nuance for a very tiny pot for seedlings.. obviously 1" deep could be half the damn pot and that would be a problem. So, some common sense needs to be applied to this generalization. Cuttings need a slightly different approachs early on. With no roots the moisture in substrate can't ebb and flow as much without a negative effect occuring. This is probably environmental or slight over feed.

Not enough water. Those peat pots are rubbish btw, they take faaaaaar too long to break down and let the roots out. They also suck the moisture out of the soil, don't hold enough soil for good growth......lots of things against them. Black plastic pots about 4 inches across and five inches deep are ideal for starting seedlings in my experience.

It's ok and your research is paying off. Don't stress, be patient and keep researching and things will be fine

I don't think this is an issue. Good Luck!

I just assumed curled down leaves were no bueno. Thank you for replying

LGTM