You probably do not want to out them into the final large container right away. It is very hard to keep them watered properly without overwatering them in a container that is much larger than they are. Especially at the teeny tiny seedling stage. If you have ever saved the 4 or 6 packs that you buy flowers and other transplants in at the nursery, those are a good size to start. Otherwise a used plastic pudding cup, small plastic cup, or other similar sized container would be good. Then when they seem to be about to outgrow that, move them to something bigger. Cheers!

Agree with the above. First you have to let the sprouted seed turn into a young seedling and then a plant before you stick it in its final container.

Just transplant your germinated seeds into any small containers of a soil-less mix and let them grow first.

There is a FAQ all about how to do this over on the Growing from Seed forum here.

Dave