Green moss?
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by Longy on May 08, 2006 10:50 AM
It's from the soil being constantly moist. Allow the surface to just dry out to the touch before watering again. Air circulation will also help as will a light covering on the soil with coarse sand or vermiculite. It shouldn't be a problem if the seedlings are gonna be planted out soon.
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by Rosepetal on May 08, 2006 11:52 AM
Thanks Longy
That's what I thought, we're usually planting out by May long weekend.
It's mostly on my marigold's soil so I'm going to dry them out a bit.
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For this "New Year" help me to be kinder and more loving to all around me, I pray.
That's what I thought, we're usually planting out by May long weekend.
It's mostly on my marigold's soil so I'm going to dry them out a bit.
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For this "New Year" help me to be kinder and more loving to all around me, I pray.
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Some of my seedling trays have a faint green color to the soil. I'm assuming this is moss. Is this bad for the seedlings, should I do something about it?
What caused this?
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For this "New Year" help me to be kinder and more loving to all around me, I pray.