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In veg, they can take a lot and come back. May get some delay in growth, but most times they can be saved. In your case, I do not know what is causing the curling. What was the last thing you did to them before they started curling? As long as you don't over dose nutrients. Water when dry. Pick...

What are you growing in? Alternate watering and nutrients

Are they the same strain? What's the pH of your water?

What type of soil are you using? Have you attempted to give them nutrients?

That hight is fine. Get some mylar Fire emergency blankets for your walls

Awsome fit

Make sure to post the pictures when your custom cabinet is done.

https://www.rollitup.org/f/vertical-growing.126/

I unfortunately have no experience to share about this, but all of the research I've done in the past about this are usually people trying to get the most out of the lights by using a lot of unoccupied space. So in theory, you should yield more per watt then the standard method. Hopefully...

Be a little more clear about your question. Are you talking about topping?

What's your environment like. Temp, humidity? What's your ph at?

Heat and pH problems will make the clawing worse, as they stress out the plant and lower her defenses, and cause her to drink more water (and uptake more N)

Here's some good info on Nitrogen toxicity. http://www.growweedeasy.com/nitrogen-toxicity-cannabis. Chlorine does kill some of the microorganisms in your soil, but they reproduce so quickly that it doesn't really matter.

Start counting from when the first set of leaves sprouted

You can even invest in una oder eliminator gel. (don't use it near the girls)

How will you be setting up your fan and filter? Recycling in the room or vented out? By causing negative pressure in the room, you eliminate all the smell for your little setup.

Please help me now. Pass down the knowledge. Am I wasting my time?

Cal mag has nitrogen. Be careful. Less is more

Looks like nitrogen toxicity. The clawing of the leaves is a sign of that. What's your feeding like? What are you using. If you have a tds meter, what are the ppm's your feeding at?

that's good advice. be patient