bobj1598
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don't tell me you actually sent dick pics...Love your new avatar. That's priceless,
My seedlings died and idk why
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Horselover fat
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Soil is dark coloured and the surface gets hot in sun. It's not a big deal for a larger plant with roots down in cool soil, but a tiny seedling might just get cooked maybe?
Yeah I thought so
PadawanWarrior
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VolimPicke
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I agree! Cannabis plants are quite hardy
I was shocked when I saw cannabis sprouts in my lawn in the last week of April
when I thought it was still too cold but these guys are still doing good.
- Toronto area
waterproof808
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Small, dark containers can heat up quickly in the sun compared to seeds sown directly in the ground. I have definitely lost some fresh sprouts by sticking them in intense sunlight too early.
u are right!
xXairwolfXx
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That's damping of result by fungus mould infection at ground level by the stem if you zoom into your first picture of your seedling.
SpicySativa
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Looks like damping off (fungus) to me. A good way to prevent it is to avoid wetting the soil right around the seedling. Water from below (dunk the little pots into a tray of water and let it wick upward) or just water slowly AROUND the seedling instead of right at the base of the stalk.
wakenbake91
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I've had seedlings do this when I used to start them in Ocean Forest. I'd bet your soil is too hot for whatever strain you are trying to grow. Once I started using jiffy pellets I have not had one seedling die like this.
