Re: [CH] Falling seedlings : cutworms?
Jan Doumen (jan.doumen@skynet.be)
Wed, 8 Apr 1998 22:39:53 +0200 (MET DST)
At 09:46 06/04/98 -0400, David Stanton wrote:
#Although I am not familiar with what you describe as a "hard yellow_white
part," your
#seedlings may be suffering from damping off. Typically, there is a lesion
on the stem at
#the soil line.
It not really a lesion. It was like some hard part on the outside, which I
actually
could scratch off with the nails of my finger.
#What kind of environment are your seedlings in? Already in the garden?
Inside? Warm/cold?
At the moment the first seedlings start falling, they were on the heating at
a very stable temperature of 24 centidegrees. Above it was a growing lamp.
Now they are in our sunhouse, which is warm during the day, at least when the
sun shines, and cool during the night.
#What are they growing in -- potting soil, garden soil?
Potting soil.
Greetings,
--
DeJean
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