Seedling dies

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Lactose_B

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So I use jiffy pellets to pop seeds. I’m sure many of you are against this method but, I’ve germinated so many “bag seeds” in them that I have grown used to this method over the napkin method.
That isn’t the problem. I recently started popping some bag seeds, and then I bought 6 seeds online.
Autoflowers, mazar and tangie. So 1 seed didn’t pop, 1 did but, once I removed it from the homemade jiffy dome and put it into the pot it shriveled up and died. My question is can I do when transferring the jiffy pellet into soil?
 
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Buzzzxx

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Another possibility is your seeding may have dampened off once planted. I run my seedlings in soil and this is a pretty common thing. The seeding is attacked by the bacteria and fungus and just withers and is gone. I know you are in jiffys but might be something to consider. Sprinkling a little cinnamon on the surface of the medium will stop the bad stuff from attacking the taproot
 
Herb & Suds

Herb & Suds

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beercan said:
Nope not in all cases, depending on climate humidity can be extremely low in winter months, seen it first hand
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Looks like this wasn’t one of those cases
I can’t even remember what year I last lost a seedling
And you aren’t my type sorry :hump:
 
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beercan

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I've ran across your kind before, internet tough guy, just trying to help dude figure out his problem and you troll me around
 
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