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Keep Seedlings From "Damping Off"
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Keep Seedlings From "Damping Off"
by Sonshine Fri Mar 11, 2011 8:03 am
Keep Seedlings From "Damping Off"
When trying to start seeds for this spring, if you have trouble with your seedlings dying after they come up, called "damping off", run a small fan on low. That way if you over water them, you won't have the trouble with mold growing and your seedlings dying. I also use a heating pad on low under my pan that holds the seedlings.
By laniegirl from IA
When trying to start seeds for this spring, if you have trouble with your seedlings dying after they come up, called "damping off", run a small fan on low. That way if you over water them, you won't have the trouble with mold growing and your seedlings dying. I also use a heating pad on low under my pan that holds the seedlings.
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