What might be the problem?😔😔.
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There are couple of reasons.
1. Planting Depth: It's possible that your seeds were planted too shallowly, leaving them overly exposed. Seeds typically require a specific depth to ensure proper growth, so double-check that they're sown at the correct depth.
2. Wind Exposure: Strong winds can cause significant damage to young plants. If your area is prone to high winds, consider providing a windbreak or more sheltered location for your plants.
3. Dampening Off: This issue arises in environments that are too shady, wet, and lack sufficient airflow. Such conditions can weaken your plants and make them susceptible to fungal infections. It's crucial to balance moisture and ensure adequate ventilation around your plants.
Keep a careful watch on their progress but try not to worry too much – gardening is a learning process!
Remember, every gardener encounters challenges, but with patience and adjustments, you'll find the right balance for your plants to thrive.
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