Need advice on germination

I have three pots containing seeds of Bulbine torta, Conophytum cubicum, and Ornithogalum unifoliatum.
They have now been sown for about 2 months with zero germination.

For the first 6 weeks, the pots were kept at around 17-22°c. About 2 weeks ago, I put the still-sown pots into my refrigerator at around 11°c, still inside their sealed ziplock bags with the medium moist. After 2 weeks at around 11°C, there is still no germination.

I'm now wondering what I should do next. Should I take the pots out of the fridge and return them to warmer conditions? Should I open the ziplock bags and let the medium gradually dry, or should I continue keeping them moist?

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