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odinfolk
Guest
Well, just started on my second grow here and things are looking fine, except the mold.
Setup: I have 10 seedlings, of which half are in peat moss cups (the biodegradable brown cups you fill with soil), and the green starter cubes people use to start clones in.
Conditions: My babies are under a T-5, with the light being about an inch or two from the tops. The temperature in my closet remains between 55 - 65 degrees F.
Problem: The seedlings in the peat moss cups are being invaded by mold! All the whilst the green cubes exhibit no signs of mold, whatsoever!
The mold manifesting on the cups appears to be like regular white mold that is slowly developing to green, just like what you'd see on week old strawberries.
Question: How does on remedy this?
I'm thinking just take a spoon and carefully removing the seedling from the cups, as the mold has not made its way to the soil (as of yet). However, can one actually kill the mold with some sort of spray?
Thanks, RIU!
Setup: I have 10 seedlings, of which half are in peat moss cups (the biodegradable brown cups you fill with soil), and the green starter cubes people use to start clones in.
Conditions: My babies are under a T-5, with the light being about an inch or two from the tops. The temperature in my closet remains between 55 - 65 degrees F.
Problem: The seedlings in the peat moss cups are being invaded by mold! All the whilst the green cubes exhibit no signs of mold, whatsoever!
The mold manifesting on the cups appears to be like regular white mold that is slowly developing to green, just like what you'd see on week old strawberries.
Question: How does on remedy this?
I'm thinking just take a spoon and carefully removing the seedling from the cups, as the mold has not made its way to the soil (as of yet). However, can one actually kill the mold with some sort of spray?
Thanks, RIU!
