RQS - Snow White (widow)

I'm concerned about Snow... She doesn't look so good, but so long as she is growing - I guess it's fine. The seed shell was stuck to her when she was popping up last week, and it ended up hanging off the side. I nipped it off, but the stem seems to have gotten stuck to it and where the shell was hanging is an ugly brown scar with some shriveled skin. In addition, one side appears a little gimpy. The cotyledon leaves there are small and twisted. The seed leaves have also come through a little malformed, with the same side being gimped and I am trying not to look too closely at what appears to be some yellowing around the edges. The soil is quite wet, but has drained well - I'm wondering if the yellowing may be from too much water, since I was dripping it onto the shell of the seed that was stuck every few hours. I'll let it dry out a fair deal before doing anything else. I'll also put her in a prime spot for sun and warmth over the next few days. I've also started to put her and Happy (the Dwarf auto) under some lights to keep a 20hr schedule going. Trying not to think about it, but keeping a journal means thinking about it..! Being a few days behind the others (well... other... those dwarfs didn't germinate), I'm not concerned about the relative growth being a little stunted at this stage. Not as much as I am about the deformation, but I've seen worse in my other plants who have recovered and gone on to be lovely bushes. The hawaiian woodroses this year are streaking up, and these are usually quite difficult to get going. The p.viridis and p.harmala are also popping up and these guys do not like the climate here at all. Anyhow. We'll see how she does over the next week, and I'm sending her good vibes and positive thoughts so that she can recover from a traumatic birth and grow into a fine lady. // The prayer seems to be working, as today she is standing very tall and proud, and the scar on the stem is looking better. Her leaves are still a little wonky, but hopefully that won't be some congenital defect and persist further than these leaves. I'm guessing that they are like this due to being squashed up by the shell to start. // Well, even though she didn't seem to need it (yet), I've gone ahead and removed her from the fibre cup and exchanged all the soil for new stuff - the old stuff is a bit damp so I'm gonna have to really be light on the water with these guys til it heats up. I'd watered her once since shooting up, and the moisture was held still in the cup like soggy cardboard. Those cups are great for greenhouse and outdoors, but for indoors I think they might require seedlings that are already on the way and caution must be used when using them for sprouting. Hopefully she'll be fine tomorrow - I've put her under some lights, just to be safe.