Don't fertilize until you see at least 2-3 "true" leaves on the plant. Don't keep the soil water-logged.

Either way the seedlings should survive even if they look damn pitiful unless it's extremely over-fertilized or the seedling roots stay water logged. It just might delay their development a while.

I havent fertilized yet and as for watering I usually once a day mist the soil with a water bottle is that too much?

For seedlings, it's usually a water or fertilizer issue when it comes to leaf curl. There's other things that can cause it, but it's usually one of those 2.

If it's the initial leaves that come up...the initial seedling leaf "cotyledons" then those are designed to yellow and fall off. Sorry if that's just "no duh" information.

I've had problems when I accidentally used a fertilizer-already-in-media type soil and when the soil is too wet. Even at it's worst the plants still "corrected" themselves on the new growth after looking pretty bad for a while.

Since you're not adding any fertilizer the seedlings might just be a little too wet in the root zone. Try letting the soil dry out on top where you can scrape with your fingernail a bit into the top of the soil and not hit water.

It's usually not a horrible thing once they grow out of it, though it can get a little ugly until they stabilize.

Thanks something strange I just went to check the soil to see if it was really that wet and the leaf isnt as curled as it was a few hours ago.