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Seedling not growing

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I planted several seeds a couple weeks ago and seem to be having problems. I have one that seems to of just stopped it doesn’t seem dead but idk. Should I put her aside or keep waiting? Any idea as to why this happened? Posting pictures of it and 2 others that were planted at same time
 

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Sorry CC but sometimes they just quit ,thats what it looks like when they dampen off , when I do a run of 8 plants I start 10 seeds then pick the best
 
Yes the seedling looks dead for sure. RIP. Even if there was a chance, taking it out of the soil and exposing its roots would not have been helpful for its case. It would be helpful to know about the soil and anything you fed the seedlings so that the mistake is avoided in the future.
 
Looks like there's green slime on the sides of the cup and the surface of the soil. I'd say that was the cause of death.

(Nice to know I'm not the only one using the top of the washer/dryer for a work bench, LOL.)
 
Well, no slime of any kind I have seen anyway. I went and looked pics I shared to see what you are talking about and I believe you are seeing the green markings from the outside of the pot. There is a green band right about where soil tops that goes all the around pot. If not then please elaborate.. I did however find the problem it was the damping off due to fungus nights. I had transplanted one of my girls in apparently infected soil which then spread to the rest of my girls. I think its completely fixed now but staying on top off it. Washer, dryer, stove, table whatevers handy. Thanks for the feedback
 
Pretty much nailed it. find the problem it was the damping off due to fungus nights. I had transplanted one of my girls in apparently infected soil which then spread to the rest of my girls. I think its completely fixed now but staying on top off it. Washer, dryer, stove, table whatevers handy. Thanks for the feedback
 
I only did because it had been a while since any growth at that point I was just more curious as to why. I had another one that just didn't sprout of the same bath and didn't know if it was related. Turned out to be fungus gnats on the one I posted. I ended up transplanting one of my girls into infected soil and it spread to all my girls. I think it's under control now fingers crossed
 
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