Honestly if it's week 2 and your plants are that big you are doing something right, looking healthy, big fat leaves. Plants maybe starting to lime green a little but that could just be lighting in the photo, no signs of any real problem, could be tacoing by looks of it, but very early, you yourself would have a idea of how hot it's getting in there,
Taco curling is heat+drought stress -- the tree is trying to make the leaf surface area smaller to reduce sun heating. Aside from intense sun or being near a heat source like a dark hot surface, it can be caused by inadequate water uptake on hot days.
Given your growth is fast, possible she is running out of water for cooling at some point near the end of the daylight cycle. Things go taco Loco when water gets low.
Get yourself a ec metre. Use it to tell you when it's time to water.
Pop in dry soil if ec low, water saturate soil, wait 20 min take ec again, if still low fertilize, if high enough leave until next watering.
Ec is life currency of soil if there is no ec there is no photosynthesis, no photosynthesis no transpiration, no transpiration then water sits in pot at behest of evaporation and evaporation alone.
Evapotranspiration is sum of both.
Right now she is using more nutrients than she is receiving based on high demand from light intensity.
Either lower dli intensity slightly or up dosage of fertlizer, and make sure that pot is drying up near end of day.
Gluck.