Hard to say, week seeds, too much water, too cold, too dry. To reach 100% success rate several things can be done: using a heat mat, humidity dome, soaking the seeds in water before sowing them, using the paper towel method.
Some just need more time.
Other common issues are planting too deep or packing the top soil too much. Last possibility is the soil was too wet and they suffocated.
Plain old genetics is also possible but unlikely. You as the grower should know where you went wrong based off of this info. Good luck my friend!
Hello. Please stake the seedlings so they won't fall over and bend or break their stem. When you go to repot cover the long stock, it will grow new roots out of the covered stock. Notice that as it grows that you can see (in a few weeks) that that piece of stock has small rootlets starting to grow. The stake I make is out of copper wire. It a big L shape with a almost closed loop at the bottom right hand side. Turn the L over and push in the soil, looking down from the top, to line up the loop. The stake should hold the seedling up against the slight breeze. Good Luck. Chuck.
Hard to say, week seeds, too much water, too cold, too dry. To reach 100% success rate several things can be done: using a heat mat, humidity dome, soaking the seeds in water before sowing them, using the paper towel method.
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