Seedbeds with bold/fungus

[yonnoy]

Hello, I have a problem, my seedbeds have mold or fungus like as images A and B (less issues). I suppose they are fungus.


I used 90% pumice and 10% coconut fiber and baggie method. They are 12 days in their bags. I sowed frailea, mammillaria, haworthia, lithop, blossfeldia and rebutias.

What do you recommend me to fight against mold/fungus?
I have in my house hypochlorite, chamomile (flowers), neem oil and apple vinegar.

[Jangaudi]

I'd take out the molded seedlings with tweezers, cause they are lost, and it seems germination is about finished, I'd give the rest of the seedlings some fresh air, and / or spray the lot with diluted hydrogen peroxide. You might want to use your tweezers to take out empty seedcaps that lie on the soil, cause they are usually the cause of the mold in the first place.

[greenknight]

Agreed. Picking up the seedling itself with tweezers is not the way, they are usually just mush when they're that moldy.. Instead, pick out a gob of the substrate with the rotted seedling in the middle of it.

[PseudolithosLover]

Any pics of the blossies? They look so cute as seedlings!

[keith]

Nice close up of fungus . Hydrogen peroxide may help and dry air . You can bottom water and try and keep the surface drier.