Arthitiseeder
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I understand from searching that losing a cotyledon should not be a show stopper, and many have had fine luck just leaving the new sprout alone and letting it go about its business. As I understand it, the casualty is usually a bit of slow growing until enough foliage develops that can do the whole photosynthesis thing.
Thanks for that info, however my exact problem is that it looks to me like there was an initial set of leaves coming and that they died in the "bud" so to speak, but it could also be a piece of hull still on the plant. If anyone has the time could you look at the pictures below and say whether this looks like a recoverable sprout or just a little piece of soon to be compost....
I am sure i will find out soon enough but still, if yo uhave the time to use eyes that likely work far better than mine would yo ube so kind as to weigh in.
Thanks for that info, however my exact problem is that it looks to me like there was an initial set of leaves coming and that they died in the "bud" so to speak, but it could also be a piece of hull still on the plant. If anyone has the time could you look at the pictures below and say whether this looks like a recoverable sprout or just a little piece of soon to be compost....
I am sure i will find out soon enough but still, if yo uhave the time to use eyes that likely work far better than mine would yo ube so kind as to weigh in.