seedlings Dying and turning yellowish

As Advised

AND LOOKING MUCH BETTER!!!! :WINK1:

Thanks to You

 

More seeds on the way Nick

 

God Bless Ya Our Kid

 

No need to be gutted - it's just part of the learning process. They germinated which is the first part covered! Listen to the advice that others have given and you'll have the next stage sorted too!!

My tip is this - seeds and small seedlings tend to prefer a constant temperature. It's surprising how warm a g/house can get during the day with just small amounts of sunshine, and how cool at night even with a heater in there.

 

1st attempt Folly Mon, I'm still very very impressed, today I have sown Coreopsis and Canterbury Bells, fingers crossed I have better luck this time, however I continue to read post's, just to make sure :WINK1:.

take care

 

I get very de-motivated when seedlings or cuttings dont take especially if i cant work out where i went wrong. But looking at the pics your seedlings/young plants look fine to me apart from the fungus lol but i think thats a nice little bonus haha

 

well i aim to keep mine at 23 degrees but i use propogators with little propogator thermomitors. After i bought my a propogator thermomitor my success rate went up though as i always know the exact temp at the excact point where the seedlings are so if it gets too hot i know i need to take action although sometimes i can tell just from looking at how much condonsation there is. If there is maximumn condensation then its likely to be too warm and wet leading to mould

Lack of ventilation or fresh air also causes it, but i dont think you will have that issue with a greenhouse but i dont know ive never had one yet lol