I noticed the other day one of my Lemon Drops top is getting mushy -- it is still green and leaves are droopy its a seedling approx 3-4 inches high ... it was on its third set of leaves wehn I noticed it.... I thought it was getting root bound and the roots were starting to grow out from the little netted tray in the germination "dome" -- so I transplanted it in a larger cup and in soil... should I remove/cut the upper portion of the plant where it is rotting? Im stumped its just the upper portion.
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Mushy tops
- Thread starter LUCKYDOG
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From my limited experience, I would say leave them alone as long as they are green. I have noticed that some of my plants did this also. Once I transplanted, they all seemed to perk up. But, this droopiness could also be brought on by too much or too little water. Too high of humidity or too high of temps.
sry i edited this to say, do you have and pictures?? cause i read it wrong before