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Ahh, so the problem was with bad drainage.. yeah I thought that might have been the issue and that's why I switched the soil in the first place. It was way too damp for long time although it had drainage holes. So, the soil in the pic is not good as well, right? p.s I'd preferably want to mess...

Umm I don't really understand what are you trying to say.

The first soil (before transplanting) was store bought soil which seemed to be a bit harsh for seedlings so I changed it with an organic one that I picked up from the woods.

Yeah, that's what I thought. I'm tossing it. Now here's my other plant which progressed nicely but seems to have started dying as well, the cotyledons were opened but day or two after they got closed.. duhhh I plan to give it a week in another soil to see whether it's going to get better, at...

So long story short, this is a the plant I have after germinating and planting it in soil. It's been dead like this for some time so my question is, if I replant it, is there any slight chance that it will repair and survive or should I toss it straight away? p.s I think the soil I was using...

Thanks for bringing my hopes up haha! I felt sorry for the little seedling

Sure will! I don't have high hopes of saving the first one but I hope I will save the other...

Thanks guys I will do it as soon as i can.. one more question.. will yard soil work good untilI get better one or not?

Well its stem was really weak and it showed signs of slow growth so I though it might have something with the roots.. maybe I was wrong idk.

I transplanted both.. but the first seemed like it needed it more so I did it more times..

I don't know the name but herebare the ingredients: Peat: 65% Compost: 20% Perlite: 5% NPK fertilizer, N, CaCl, Ca, P, K.. Maybe the fertilizer is hurting the plants

Well that itself raises other questions.. they were totally treated under the same conditions but this one was not transplanted as much and that makes me think that the first plant dies because of too much stress. Identifying the issue seems a lot harder than I thought. helppp :p

Thanks for the tips! I will consider getting softer soil at first to see how it will react. Alse, this is my other plant, it seemed healthy at first under the same conditions but now starts concerning me. The lowest leafs are lime colored and I'm afraid it's gonna end like the other plant...

Hello, this is my first growth and the plant has started dying quite rapidly. It's quite hard to diagnose the problem because there are soo many symptoms that look like to be caused by multiple things. SYMPTOMS: Slow growth, yellowing, browning, leafs look dead.. So, here's some info: 1)...