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It looks like it was going to die anyway, the stem base is rotten from overwatering. Try again and next time no oils ,less watering and keep the cat out.

Clean up all the dead brown foliage and start feeding it veg nutes.

It is a big shock for plants to re locate like that at this age. I dont advise bringing outdoor plants in under artificial light. One of the main reasons for the stress is the light period has gone from about 5 hours of hot sunlight and 9 hours of shaded light to 20-24 hours of straight...

Raise the lights and cool the joint down.

Back off nutes by 10-20%.

Is that grass clippings? you only need mulch out door to preserve the water in the hole/pot from the summer sun and keep down weeds, indoor its a big no no.

Just wondering where the bud is??

They are sick, stunted and yellow as a canary and will be lucky to pull through. The medium is the cause of these major issues and next time use some seed raising mix or coco. Also the re potting without a root system will finish them off. Never re pot a sick plant, especially when its nowhere...

And when they're finished trash the seeds it throws and ditch the mum.

Copy and paste the pics from your PC or phone in your next post.

Put some pics up, it could be the root system or the light/heat .

Back off the nutes by about 20%, the tips are fried.

With all the places to grow why did you choose a fridge?

If you hit it with miracle grow its nute burn. Life will be nothing but a struggle for that little guy now. Dont feed seedlings until they are about this size.

There are enough green leaves to see it through. This is caused by the salt build up in the medium which stops N uptake and burns leaves . Letting pots dry too much between waterings can cause salt build up.

This is new 'curling disease virus' . Sounds like over watering.

Stress from burning, either too close to light or nute burn.

You need to get them in some quality medium in a pot asap. Bury the leggy stems half way up in the new well medium so they stop collapsing and water in. Get them under the 600 but have it at least 4 feet away until you see they are growing and healthy.

Did you change the light/location when you started flowering?

Classic nute burn.