For some reason I cannot see your pics at work :(

If you cannot bottom water do you have a water can or anything that makes a smaller spray? I water mine from the top with the hose set on mist. (or a garden spray bottle that makes a mist. It is air powered)
I know bottom water is the best but I just don't have the time.

If the dirt looks wet you may be ok. I have not had condensation everyday so I don't think you should worry.

If it would make you feel better mist them all real good.

I am sure some of the experts will let you know for sure. I wish I could see your pics then I would be certian my advice was good or not :)

Good Luck!
Karen

now I am home and can see the pics :)

The dirt looks wet to me. I went outside and checked mine and I had 2 that the dirt looked dry on top.

I sprinkled them with some water and let them go.

I think you are ok.

Karen

Yes, I think things look very nicely in there. I've got several containers that condense but STILL dry out? I don't know how they will sprout. That said, I am considering throwing those particular containers into the recycling bin when I'm done and saving only those that are working very well for me.
I'm in love with Earthbound Farms square salad boxes that we get at the Soup Kitchen. They work great, easy to clean stack and store for next year. And they never seem to dry out!

I started using 1/2-gallon milk jugs a couple of years ago, and I don't seem to get much condensation in them either. The pots/cups covered in plastic always have lots of condensation. The jugs do seem to need watering more often, but I just stick them in a pan of water for a minute or two and let them suck up what they want. They germinate just fine.

I think your jugs are OK.

PV

Thanks for the replies. From now on I'll make sure the soil is wet and not worry as much about condensation. I appreciate your help!

Deanna

It doesn't look like you have 3+" of soil in your jug. I usually fill mine up to the bottom of the handle.