looks fine to me... careful about leaving water droplets on those leaves... they can act as magnifying glasses and it is possible to damage your leaves if your light is intense enough
Looks like you were misting them ? If you were I would stop , I used to do that back when I started and learned the hard way. Also are you letting the soil dry out enough?? Btw What type of soil are you using?
Hi Tehmaster
The symptoms you describe in thread tile is called Damping off. When a seedling is infected it will pretty much kill the seedling , I have never had one recover. Luckily its only a problem when they are that small. The ones that hasnt died by about 2 weeks of age shouldnt be affected by it after that .. The easiest way to prevent this is to sterilize your sowing medium.
Good luck with the grow
"Damping off (or damping-off) is a horticultural disease or condition, caused by a number of different pathogens that kill or weaken seeds or seedlings before or after they germinate. It is most prevalent in wet and cool conditions." From wiki
Yes, and most plants that survive "dampening " end up stunted a bit, till their roots recover. Good thing they are too, cause I just imagined tryna grow in an aquarium, and am cramped just thinkin about it.
No, no misting, but they are in a cramped environment and i water them with a water bottle of dechlorinated tap water. I just slowly drip the water on there.
What do you mean let the soil dry out enough ? These are very small containers in an 84 F environment, do you think you could give me an estimate of about how long/how dry?
Also the soil was not even new soil, of an unknown variety taken from an outdoor pot with no plants. The soil was allowed a long time and cool environment to cut out the bacteria/pests. I know it's not that good to do. So let's take a step forward.
what kind of soil would you recommend a beginner to get from like a home/garden lowes home depot style store?
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This guy is still sick
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The champ with some soil splashed on the leaves
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