Damping off (seedling collapse)
Plant disease guide · TerraceFarming
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What causes Damping off (seedling collapse)?
A soil-borne fungal disease that attacks weak seedlings at the base, causing them to topple over. Worsened by soggy soil and poor airflow.
How to treat Damping off (seedling collapse)
Remove and discard collapsed seedlings. Drench the remaining soil with dilute jeevamrutha or a turmeric-water mix.
How to prevent Damping off (seedling collapse)
Use well-draining soil, avoid overwatering, and ensure pots get good morning sunlight and ventilation.
Crops commonly affected
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