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Seedlings
I had some jalapeno pepper seedlings where the seed leaves dried up and the seedlings look like they're in distress. What caused that -- over watering? They don't appear to be getting the first set of 'real' leaves.
Thanks,
Bill
Thanks,
Bill
mrwes40-
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Re: Seedlings
Not sure, are they getting enough sunlight?
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Re: Seedlings
cheyannarach wrote:Not sure, are they getting enough sunlight?
Nah...16 hour a day under the lights.
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Re: Seedlings
If you think you are over watering, you probably are.
Would you be able to post a photo? That would certainly help us to narrow down what is going on
Would you be able to post a photo? That would certainly help us to narrow down what is going on
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keep on trying
You could have them too close to the lights too. It takes practice to get seedlings to grow just right. Thank God they are so cheap by the packet....
I tried 3 times with eggplant seeds and couldn't get them going. they are just too slow.
Last year I got lots of Petunia Wave seedlings to go. These are expensive seeds, like 15 for $5. But this year, they all failed.
Just keep on trying. maybe you should have 2 sets of seedlings at different distances from the lights and see which do better. or water 1 set more than the other and see which do better.
I tried 3 times with eggplant seeds and couldn't get them going. they are just too slow.
Last year I got lots of Petunia Wave seedlings to go. These are expensive seeds, like 15 for $5. But this year, they all failed.
Just keep on trying. maybe you should have 2 sets of seedlings at different distances from the lights and see which do better. or water 1 set more than the other and see which do better.
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Re: Seedlings
hillcountryhick wrote:You could have them too close to the lights too. It takes practice to get seedlings to grow just right. Thank God they are so cheap by the packet....
I tried 3 times with eggplant seeds and couldn't get them going. they are just too slow.
Last year I got lots of Petunia Wave seedlings to go. These are expensive seeds, like 15 for $5. But this year, they all failed.
Just keep on trying. maybe you should have 2 sets of seedlings at different distances from the lights and see which do better. or water 1 set more than the other and see which do better.
Yah that could have been it. I've since replanted and they seem to be doing better. I'm usually keep the lights about two inches from the plants.
Thanks,
Bill
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