i normally put seedlings so they are only just under the surface.
also, the soil should not be water-logged, small seedlings wont use a lot of water, so as long as the depth of soil where the seeds are dosent get totally dried out, you are ok.

you have to keep a balance between rotting them from to much water, and drying out. the drainage of the soil, light and temp will dictate how much and how often you water, which will vary...its somthing you will get a feel for quite quickly.

good luck!
babystarbud Reviewed by babystarbud on . A Few Basic Questions - Need Help ASAP I did a quick search before posting this and I didn't find anything that answered my questions, so I apologize if any of these questions have been asked before/are asked frequently. My seeds are almost done germinating and I'm about to transfer them to soil, but I need to know a few things first or I can't transfer them: how many times per day should I water the plant, and how much water should I use? What should my light cycle be immidiately after transferring? How deep should I Rating: 5