Cotyldon dying before true leaves formed

Did you feed it anything or just water? It doesnt need to be soaked just moist. Let her dry out a bit and it may pull through.
 
Too wet/humid. It might pull through if left to dry a little.

But best just to skip those pellets and just use a cup of seedling mix to start. Good luck!

Same, I had a horrible time with damping off using jiffy pellets. Went away when I just started using a cup of not overly damp coco.

I also think being too cold and/or temp swings has something to do with it. I strive to keep it a more constant 80ish...or it could be that the cooler temps prevent the medium from drying out.
 
Same, I had a horrible time with damping off using jiffy pellets. Went away when I just started using a cup of not overly damp coco.

I also think being too cold and/or temp swings has something to do with it. I strive to keep it a more constant 80ish...or it could be that the cooler temps prevent the medium from drying out.

Too cool, humidity dome and spraying every day doesn’t help either lol

Yea seedlings do like it surprisingly warm!
 
They look a little short on light. I would also fill the pots up to to where you have about 1 inch of stock. The part that you cover with soil will root and make a stronger plant.
 
I had the worst luck with jiffy pellets. Haven't used them in 20 years! The ones tall and thin are reaching for some light. As the top get heavy they will fall over. Some air movement will toughen them up. Closer to light? :-|
 
They look a little short on light. I would also fill the pots up to to where you have about 1 inch of stock. The part that you cover with soil will root and make a stronger plant.
I packed around the plant abit. Will that work? Just don't want to smother it and it will take longer to dry the coco out if I completely fill the pot? I also turned the lights up to full (60w)
 

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Stems aren't choked off, so it doesn't look damped off just yet. Cotyledons sometimes die really fast like that. Plant growth might be stunted a bit, but just keep monitoring. The soil does look overwatered, though.
 
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