DBQushanswered grow question 2 years ago Overall I agree with that Creepy_Steve says, but I would also add that this early on the plant takes up most of it water through the leaves as the roots aren’t properly developed yet.
So 60% RH(humidity) is fine, but it’s on the lower end of the spectrum.
If you can increase the humidity to 70-80% during the seedling stage(until you have 3 nodes), I think you will see some quicker growth.
If you don’t have a humidifier you can use, one easy way is to make your own “humidity dome” by covering them with like a cut-off plastic bottle with some small holes for some air exchange.
But overall they look healthy in the photos 🙏