Seedlings Tipping Over!(Pics)

[DixieNormous]

Hey guys. I just planted my germinated seeds on Saturday and they seemed to be doing good. The one that sprouted second grew relativley fast, however I came home today to find it toppled over and looking as thought it was dying. I have watered them much too vigorously as the top of the soil gets very dry very fast and they're in such a small growing medium. I really need some help though for the two plants that I have left that are still in good health! The top of the soil feels dry on one of them and the other I just watered again as it seemed completley parched. I'm only on day four by the way.

Here's a picture of my set up:

Credit for the box goes to Red_Greenery

The Temps/Humidity:

The Distance from the plants to the lights:

Sick Plant#1:

Sick Plant#2:

Sick Plant#3:

Healthy Plant(Day 4)

The healthy plant has probably been watered two or three times. I need some help on how often I should be watering my plants, I know that overwatering can kill them but I don't want my healthy one to dry out like the others! I'd appreciate any comments with advice or help,thanks guys!

 

[Ms Carter]

Those aren't tipped over. They look like they just broke the surface. They should straighten up and shoot towards the light in a day or two. As far as watering 2-3 times a day, I typically water once every 4-5 days for sprouts.

 

[CMoon]

dome it with a small clear plastic cup , blow into the cup before you place it over the weakned clone.......cant see any other probs except if those coir pots are impregnated with a fert (sometimes mg) 9/10 your in for over fertiztion........

edit........id agree with the above as i had a closeer peek and ms carter could be correct...there searchin the light source

 

[DixieNormous]

Thanks Ms Carter! Appreciate the comments, sick plant number two had broke the surface and been thriving in my box for about two days but when i got home it had fallen over. When I researched further on the matter I was lead to believe that I had over watered my plants. The one that is healthy has only been watered lightly twice so I'm assuming that's why it's healthy. From now on though I think I'll stick with watering them every four to five days.

CMoon thanks for the advice. I have my plants set up in a jiffy pots from the great big greenhouse and I'm pretty sure they have no fertilizer in them and I'm using pro-mix soil.