Wow, quite a set-up. I wish you much success with it!
Renee

You will probably get seeds to germinate, but you will not have near enough light to grow the seedlings. Al

I would have to agree: nowhere near enough light (nor the right color spectrum). You'll get germination, but the seedlings will be highly etiolated unless you quickly get them to a high-output light source...preferably the sun.

How about putting the seed tray out in the sun a few hours a day? Will that be enough to get them to germinate? What is the correct color spectrum to get the seeds to sprout? Any info would be greatly appreciated and welcomed.

Please email me directly as it's diffiuclt to track where I post sometimes.. LOl. Thanks
~Bo

The seedlings that have already come up are looking etiolated, so it is obvious that it isn't enough light, and as already stated, a household lamp's light is also the wrong spectrum. You'd do better with a south facing windowsill, or make yourself a little cold frame topped with a glass window in the backyard. Still way too early to start seeds for warm season vegies like tomatoes, however, unless you can grow them on in a greenhouse.