okay... im not quite sure how you wanted me to fill that out... but here it is, im growing in traditional soil, three plants... clones, bought them from a dispensary in long beach. when i purchased them they had already been in the rockwool... and i stuck that into miracle grow moisture control soil. INDOORS of course... i have not added anything to the soil yet, but today or tomorrow im going to start feeding them nutrients (Botanicare- pure blend grow formula). i am using bottled water at the moment only because it is for sure 7pH... i have the pH tester kit but the color meter measure thing was accidently drenched in neem oil so im not sure if the water color and 7pH color match up... anyway, i am not sure how old they are... i forgot to ask the ppl @ the clinic.. but im assuming 3-4 weeks because they are well rooted in the rockwool and are about 5 or 6 inches tall... nice amount of leaves and branches already.

ive been told different watering schedules. some say water as soon as the top inch of the soil is dry... others say every 2 to 3 days. ive been doing it as i see the soil dry... today is the 3rd day ive had them.
i have them under a 150 watt cool light as well as a 15 watt plant light... going to add another 150er soon and when they are ready to flower, im going to switch them to a 400 hps light. i am not sure on the exact temperature but i believe its between 75-85 (F)... i have a basic fan for air circulation and leave one door of the closet cracked for some ventilation... my light was about a foot and a half above the plants.. i just moved it to about 5 or 6 inches away from the plants.
i have no idea what the humidity is... i have a bucket of water on the floor a few feet away from the plants... i heard it helps? i believe heard it helps to keep the temperature cool.. but common sense also tells me the water should slowly evaporate and bring in some humidity? but i could be completely wrong..
at the moment theyre under 24 hours of light.. and i did not presoak my media (whatever that is) in pH corrected solution (assuming thats 7pH H20)

sooo.... now that you have the 411... the droopyness is making me very sad.. even though i know its only temporary..
my guess is that theyre a little shocked from the sudden exposure to soil.. the roots are most likely touching the soil now and going "ahH! whats this?" but soon enough theyll be like "hmmm i like this.." lol and grow nicely... also i had the light way too far away until about an hour ago.. thats probably added to it..
but any advice, suggestions, or help would be much much appreciated!!