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Seedlings are like private school kids; they are very sensitive and react to nearly everything. Those seedlings all look healthy to me. What I would suggest is next time pot up in smaller pots (~5L) first before going into the final bigger pots, unless you are doing auto flowering plants then potting up directly into the final pot is the way. Seeing as we are here in the bigger pots already, I would then also suggest to water lightly around the circumference of the plant instead of directly on top of where you planted. You don't want dry dry coco in your pot because it can be sometimes difficult to rehydrate, and you also want to promote the roots to work and seek out moisture around itself. Don't worry about the pH up until now, if you keep watering at 6.5 you'll be alright.

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Trimmed for flowering

Thanks for the reply and the tips. They do seem healthy aside from that. And yes these are autos. I also have some questions about organic grows. I've enriched my soil with Talborn vitaveg and vitabloom as well as worm castings. If Anybody has used these before, what were the results like?

Things are shak'n up on the reservation. No pics for short while. The kid was playing ball with a river rock and my phone/camera/connection with the outside world got in the way. Hopefully sort that out come end November. Tyre patch looking good. Variety of auto and photoperiod seedlings up then some peppers and veg on the go. In the shade house a few autos on the go and 3 photoperiod that I'm really hoping will reveg. Still holding on for the big plant. Cold and misty in the mornings.