Not sure what im doing wrong, its leaves keep curling down. Does anyone haveany ideas or suggestions? Id appreciate it a bunch
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Drooping of leaves, usually will indicate a watering issue. Your soil looks relatively dry, which may be the issue. With a plant at this stage of growth, you should water in a circle a couple of inches around plant. There’s also a possibility that you have watered to much, so depending on which you believe it is, adjust your watering habits.
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One other possibility is, leaves will droop towards end of light cycle and before lights on. So if they perk up during light cycle you have nothing to worry about.
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Bulldogs got ya covered
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Yep what that HOF’er 
said rings true with me too lol!!! Downward curling that’s not end of day droop related tends to be an overwatering symptom with seedlings
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So difficult to not water. @Bulldognuts has mentioned a difficult to learn signal (tired, end of day, stressed a little). I usually over-water, especially in this cold, they drink less.
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I’ve found that when plants are in early veg stages, letting them get a little dry, isn’t as harmful as when they get further along especially when they are in flower. I learned the hard way, when they are flowering “when in doubt” go ahead and water. I once decided to wait on watering until the next day, that was a mistake. When I opened the tent the next day, 2 of the girls were nearly dead. My second mistake was trying to save them. They recovered, but hermied on me and pollinated my other ladies 
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I have reduced to 3’s and 5’s. Strangely the 3’s under-weigh the 5’s, respectively.
So, the lift method must be employed. Admittedly, I over-watered, again. Watered, then did the re-veg plan and didn’t reduce the watering routine. The cold hit causing hours and temps to go bonkers. Still, I will practice water-boarding them, Good growing to you