no need to put them under any light untill they have shed thier seed shell and opened up exposing that first set of green leaves. i sugest putting them into a cup and putting some plastic wrap over it with a rubber band to prevent the top of the soil from drying out, alternativly if you have a humidity dome that works well too.
your chances of the seedling not dying are greater with a longer tap root. i have put seeds into soil as soon as i seen them split open and a small white tap showing and a couple times they didnt make it.
dont look at my post count as im not here to bicker with you on who has more experience but i see i do since my seeds actually pop and grow, sorry but you may need to rethink your own strategies but what you say aboveabout plastic wrap over the cup ect is nonsence germ right, plant right, grow good, please take ur bs somewhere else
Couldn't have said it better myself. That's how I did my seeds and all of them sprouted. As a matter of fact, that's how I do all my seeds and never had any problems.