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I started 3 seedlings about 3 weeks ago, and 2 sprouted, both within 7 days. However, they both seem to have the cotyledon still stuck on the top (see the photo). Did anyone else have this happen? When do they fall off? All I can find online is that they come up like blades of grass, and nobody's pictures look like this.
You can very gently remove them,just be very careful not to break seedling. Also might want to make such it does not get burned by sun won't be used to direct sunlight since it has been covered.
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