The problem? It's been about two or three weeks, and they don't appear to have grown ANY. They still look healthy, they're just... TINY! No death, no mold, no fungus, no yellowing, no leaf-loss... it's like they're just frozen in time.

They were started in one of the plastic greenhouses. I took the lid off as soon as they sprouted. They outgrew their little peat pellets, so I transplanted them into beat pots with seed starting mix. I keep them well-watered. They've been living in a nice, warm, sunny south-facing windowsill.

Did I do something wrong? I'm kind of afraid to set them out in the garden since they're so tiny... I'm considering just tossing them and getting transplants :(

Also, transplanting/re-potting will often "stall" the growth for what seems a couple weeks.
Truly, the seedlings are probably growing roots, which will then provide energy for foliage.

In addition, without supplemental light, they simply won't grow as fast (until solar values increase).

So again, Patience ;-)

Josh