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Some of my onion seedlings seem to be drying out and dying. Now they have enough water and are on the window cill so have plenty of light. Anyone got any ideas as to what some of the common causes of this could be?
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Last edited by Scoot; 25-03-2015, 11:22 AM. -
The initial leaf often yellows and dies back and further leaves develop. That looks fine to me (and miles ahead of me), I can only see on sickly looking onion there. Good luck teasing them apart...
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The look fine maybe a little overcrowded, like already said some of the leaves yellow at the top you can snip them back a little bit and they will regrow fineI grow 70% for us and 30% for the snails, then the neighbours eats them
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To be honest, some of them have completely died and I have removed them from the pots altogether so aren't in that picture. Perhaps I am just worrying over nothing though as most of them are doing ok. I'll see how they go over the coming weeks.
Yeah, they are a little over crowded but I grew some in exactly the same way last year and had great success. Separating them, you've just got to be very careful.
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Last edited by Scoot; 25-03-2015, 12:09 PM.Comment
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Few of mine did the same thing, but they were outside in the frost as I forgot to bring them in.Comment
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I grow one per cell ... not sure they would do with that many in a cell, but I've never tried it to know for sure.K's Garden blog the story of the creation of our gardenComment
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They really do need potting on, it might just be the photo, but they look a bit leggy to me, perhaps more light if possible. M.ine are in an unheated greenhouse and are doing fine
AlanLast edited by AlanP; 25-03-2015, 09:45 PM.Comment
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Thin them out a little and use as spring onions.Potty by name Potty by nature.
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