Whoops.. must have left the lids on too long..
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reddit.comPosted Apr 8, 2021, 8:28 PM UTC
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reddit.comAre you sure that’s mould? Those look like roots from seeds not planted far enough down to secure themselves in the soil
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I'm not sure at all, I'm a total noob! just from seeing the white starting to form on a few of them and on the surface of the soil. I'll do some more investigating, very well could have been not planted deep enough! Thank you for commenting, appreciate it.
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"Everything looked good last night, woke up to some fungus or mold.. idk. should I toss the worst looking ones? Some of the pellets have light fungus "webbing" over the soil as well."
So yeah, like I mentioned.. woke up to this. haven't watered since the initial time I sowed the seeds.. I'm guess the lids were on too long. Not sure what I should do as far as the visible fungus vs the rest of the tray? Do I just toss the visibly moldy ones? Do I toss the whole tray, disinfect, and re-sow everything? I'm a total noob haha :D Also not sure if it matters, but 1 tray was flowers, and 1 was veg, so not sure if you deal with the issue differently if its one or the other (since you generally don't eat flowers, maybe there's an easier way or you can save more of them, idk?)
1001 opinions on google, so I'm asking here instead!
this is the guide I've been trying to follow regarding the mold:
https://www.homestead-acres.com/white-mold-on-seed-starting-soil/
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I thought these were snakes at first
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This takes me back to good ol Nokia days.. :D
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This is how root hairs looks like. Just leave it to grow it should be fine, separate the seedlings when they're big enough!
Thank you for the information, I appreciate it! wasn't sure if its fungus/spores or what. Thanks again for the comment.
No worries pal! Plants are great I wish you all the best.