I've got a couple scotch bonnet seedlings that might not being doing to well. They have been going very strong for last 4 weeks and just the other day, I noticed that they were starting to fall over in their solo cups. Before I throw them away for fear of them damping off and infecting the other healthy looking seedlings I would like to know what ya'll think.
I currently have these peppers in an organic potting soil with about 1/3 perlite. They are all in a grow tent under a full spectrum LED light. When one of them starting leaning over I feared damping off, however, the stem doesn't look is constricting. I do have a small fan blowing on them (full disclosure: the fan is probably to close and they do tend to swiftly dance back and forth against the fan 24 hours day).
Since I am giving the double cup method a try I have been feeding these plant from the bottom and top watering when they look thirsty.
Do you you all think; damping off or to strong of a fan which broke the delicate roots towards close to soil line?
Thank you all for your responses
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I currently have these peppers in an organic potting soil with about 1/3 perlite. They are all in a grow tent under a full spectrum LED light. When one of them starting leaning over I feared damping off, however, the stem doesn't look is constricting. I do have a small fan blowing on them (full disclosure: the fan is probably to close and they do tend to swiftly dance back and forth against the fan 24 hours day).
Since I am giving the double cup method a try I have been feeding these plant from the bottom and top watering when they look thirsty.
Do you you all think; damping off or to strong of a fan which broke the delicate roots towards close to soil line?
Thank you all for your responses
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