i think i might have shocked my plant

is it possible to kill a plant if when transplanting it, most of the dirt fell off of the roots. thanks for any help

Yes, you can kill them pretty easily transplanting but just keep it moist for a few days and out of direct sunlight. It's always a good idea to totally soak anything you plan on moving before and after.

so do you think it would be a good idea to turn my light off (i've got one 26w cfl, lol)

No, you'd def want to keep that on. It's not going to hurt anything. Why transplant it indoors though? You don't want them getting too much room to go wild.

TP'ing when the medium is too wet is the #1 reason the medium would fall apart.
I've been TP'ing dry since 77' . . . seems to actually hold the shit together. Then water thoroughly.
Assuming you've watered your tp, just keep it out of hot sun for a couple days. Don't re-water until your plants need it (EVER!)
You want your tp'ed roots looking for water after their initial adjustment.

yes the root system is very crucial to the life of the plant you break a number of those roots and bam your either gunna have a very shocked plant that will take a while to recover or it will just droop and die tthats exactly wat happened to one of mine i thought it was doin good then i moved it from a shitty dirt that was part of my ground in my yard nothing grows on it exept for the strawberry cough ive been growin funny