Curled Leaved, and curled growth? Seedling needs help.

just looks like a crappy pheno. in the future you want to crack at least 5 seeds of the same kind so you can clone off the strongest pheno

Whats the purpose of the double cup....Looks like it needs some air do you have drain holes?Or what the other poster said.

Beech

Hopefully I can blame it on the pheno. Barney's Farm -seeds were pale and small! 4 germd' one died, one didn't germ', one is funny and the other seems pretty nice.

^double cupped - I have a bunch of decent sized drainage holes on the bottom. The outside cup is just there to "catch" the run-off, the side (near the bottom) is cut out so it catches the run off and then I can pour it out/get rid of it.

The other pheno was the same 'setup', waited until she got roots to the bottom of the cup and transplanted her, she seems alright.

If I was the take cutting, I would have to wait until they root, plant, and then veg another 1-2months? I don't want to keep buying from other places, rather just have my own so I don't want to wait 4-6months, was hoping 3-4mnths? And I NEED it as half my med's only partially work or leave me feeling weird.

She seems to be growing at a fair pace, but continues to produce strange shaped leaves. Tip's with two points instead of one, leaves that curl under into themselves etc.. Any other thoughts? Will she produce anything? Worth keeping? She was just transplanted to a 2-3gal.

Anyone? I'll post some updated pictures, but any ideas?

Over fertilized, as plainly evidenced by the rams horning effect. Also probably too much water as well seedlings need almost no food and the roots need a little "dry" time. But most you fed that shit and it didn't need it either that or the soil you used was hot&sweet and full of nitrogen and lime.

Edit after re-reading OP its the soil. Just becuase it's organic doesn't mean its not potent. I would try mixing your own soil to start your seeds in you won't need much so it won't cost much but seedling is the most delecate stage so best to be certain what in the soil...

Looks over watered to me. Be sure to let the soil dry out some in between waterings, not just the topsoil.