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I spray my seedlings with dilute seaweed solution for a few days before and every day after transplanting and that seems to help them withstand the transplant shock. I'm having trouble with damping off of zinnia seedlings in one tray of modules that haven't been transplanted, makes you wonder if it's a grubby tray?
They are then grown on in a flower pot in the house, watered using tepid water.
Quote from: Deb P on March 30, 2016, 09:02:02I spray my seedlings with dilute seaweed solution for a few days before and every day after transplanting and that seems to help them withstand the transplant shock. I'm having trouble with damping off of zinnia seedlings in one tray of modules that haven't been transplanted, makes you wonder if it's a grubby tray?Debs zinnias are notorious for hating root disturbance I ve taken to sowing mine individually into plug trays seems to do the trick, good luck !
It could be something in the compost.
Unfortunately mine have gone leggy. Is there a way of salvaging them or should I start again?RegardsBluecar
yes pot them on as deep in the pot as the pot allows try to just leave an inch of tomato out of the top the stem will root aswell as the roots hope this helps