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Damping Off: How to Prevent & Manage a Common Seedling Disease in Microgreens

🎙️ Growing with Microgreen Manager Episode: Damping Off: How to Prevent & Manage a Common Seedling Disease in Microgreens This episode is the audio version of our blog: 👉 Read it Here: https://microgreenmanager.com/blog/damping... Useful Links 🌱 Microgreen Manager Software Simplify your farm operations: https://microgreenmanager.com/ 📖 Read the Blog Archive All blog posts: https://microgreenmanager.com/blog 📸 Follow Our Instagram Software updates and how-to videos: https://instagram.com/microgreenmanager 👥 Join Our Facebook Group Ask questions and network with other growers: https://www.facebook.com/microgreenmanager/ 📹 Subscribe to Our YouTube Channel Full-length walk-throughs:    / @microgreenmanager   📖 Episode Description Ever start a tray of microgreens only to watch them collapse at the soil line? Damping off is a fungal issue affecting seedlings during germination. It's caused by pathogens like Pythium, Rhizoctonia, and Fusarium, especially in wet, crowded, warm, and poorly ventilated environments. This guide walks you through proactive strategies—from sourcing reputable soil and seeds, rigorous cleaning and sanitizing (think SaniDate 5.0 for trays and tools), controlling watering practices, improving air circulation, to maintaining ideal germination temperatures (65–75°F). And if damping off strikes, the blog explains how to remove the affected soil area safely and disinfect the tray to prevent spread. Prevention, after all, beats intervention.