Ever seen this happen?

[LunchBox]

I just can't trash it. I dig the little retard.

LOL...

I had a few that way, and they finally took off after a month and a half. Also...my biggest, first producing plant (scorp) was almost culled numerous times, because one of the cots whithered off in the first few weeks. It hung in, and was a foot shorter than the rest. It's now the largest, and healthiest, with about 10 chiles on it since March.

 

[Argflores]

Im thinking it might be too much water. Maybe the plant just needs a change of scenery or maybe just change the soil? A healthy seedling should just stop like that. When it happens to me.. I just take a good look at the condition of the plant. When it happened to me... it was getting too much water and too much sun. Best of luck with your seedling.

 

[patrick]

Check the roots for fungus gnat larvae. You'll need a magnifying glass or a microscope. I had a problem with them this season and had many peppers that never got beyond the cotyledon stage.