[broncogrow]

Maybe let dry a bit. Take a toothpick and water to the side a little bit. The pic will designate the last water. I quarter it. Let the roots stretch out Scotty real told me to

[SteviePgrowinit]

Thank you definitely

[WinterElf]

dry out a bit and spray a hydrogen peroxide 1:3 strength every few days if youre trying to keep it.

[SteviePgrowinit]

Thank you that sounds like an excellent plan

[UnncleBee]

bonide revitalize!

I think hydrogen perfxoide can be mixed with it as well for improved results..but dont know the ratios for mixing…

If you see any pests in the garden maybe you should consider neem oil soil drench, and a captain jacks dead bug brew/and neem oil mix for foliar apllication (Neem oil can and probably should be used with an emulsifier which “dr bonners unscented castile soap” is a great choice for emulsifier)

All things I have listed are sourced for organic gardening….

[duckfloyd]

I don’t want to give you wrong info.

But the white fuzzies shouldn’t be a problem. I grow organic and I get the fuzzies every time I topdress with good worm castings (currently using Colorado Worm Castings from build a soil) and Craft Blend also from build s soil. If it’s not effecting the seedling you should be fine. It’s just the fungus breaking down the nutrients.

If it does hurt the health of the seedling. I would think it’s from over watering. *something I’m guilty of a well

If I’m wrong someone explain.

[Thickems]

Over watered, not enough aeration in soil mix, organic matter… all ways to get a fuzzy surface. It should be harmless to a new sprout. More a health to soil than threat to plant.