They sound like they are all stressed out stretching for light, even if they survive they won't give you a good crop, consider starting the seeds under lights next time, I use 40 watt Cool white, not daylight, the cool whites are the ones that mimic sunlight the best for the young plants. As soon as the seeds are planted they are placed under the light, that way when they sprout the light s there for them. In one day the plants can be stressed out to an unusable condidion being grown in a low light condition. My set up is two fixtures with a gap of 4 to 8 inches between them hung on a chain above the plants, allowing the lights to be positioned just above the tallest plant. The fixtures each hold two light tubes and will provide lighting for 5 standard trays. The trays must be rotated at least once every two days or more often is better, as the light is the strongest in the middle and weakens toward the ends of the tubes. I leave the lights on constantly for two weeks after everything sprouts, then I set up a timer and give them eighteen hours a day.........steg
