Gardening

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Originally Posted by Stephen

is it normal for the seed leaves to dry up after the true leaves have formed? Watered my cayennes today and an hour later the seed leaves went all curled and crispy but the true leaves are fine :S

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Yeah they always fall off. Some of my plants lose them after they've got a couple sets of true leaves, some keep them on for a couple of months, but they always lose them in the end. As long as your true leaves are fine, it's all good :)

the only thing I know how to do, is dig one up.

Don't ask me to plant anything, that's not my job :P

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Originally Posted by Trinity

Yeah they always fall off. Some of my plants lose them after they've got a couple sets of true leaves, some keep them on for a couple of months, but they always lose them in the end. As long as your true leaves are fine, it's all good :)

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okie doke thanks

habaneros looking good though. Funny how massive the cayennes get before growing true leaves
leaves have started forming on the habaneros but the seed leaves are still little midgets

I grow a bunch of strawberry plants since they're stupidly overpriced in supermarkets

last year I also grew peppers, potatoes and tomatoes