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Ckbrew nailed the problem - low light. Your seedlings are stretching trying to get more light.
I'd turn up the light power, if your light has a dimmer switch. If no dimmer, you'll need to lower your light or raise the seedlings closer to it.
Best to do it now.
I would try 75% first, then if they are still stretching after a couple of days crank it up more. When you transplant you can bury the stem all the way to the cotyldems.
Crank the power up to 100% today. I have my blower fan circulating air across them so that they will have stiff bases.. my exhaust fan is pulling a vacuum on the 10th which is awesome.. thank you for everything y'all
Thank you so much for that. I had no idea that I could do that I could do that.. so it won't hurt it to bury it with about a half inch of the two top leaves sticking up out of the cocoa perilite mix??
When I started back growing I had a couple do the same thing, but they fell and broke. After that I would mound up soil around them for more support or loosely tie them to a support stick until they get well established.:joy:
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