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Is algae a problem for cactus seedlings?
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Ive got a few dozen cactus seeds sprouting up. On the surface of the soil ive also got a good amount of algae growing in there. It doesnt seem to be a problem so far. Could the algae harm the seedlings? What can I do about it, besides letting the soil dry up?


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Re: Is algae a problem for cactus seedlings? [Re: Psychoslut]
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its usually not a problem, as long as it is not overtaking the cacti themselves...if its just on the soil, i would leave it be.

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Re: Is algae a problem for cactus seedlings? [Re: supra]
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it wont hurt the seedlings so long as it isnt so thick so its growing over them... if it bothers u then remove it...


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Re: Is algae a problem for cactus seedlings? [Re: Dr. uarewotueat]
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although it may "lock in gases" in the soil. if its real think it may form a cap type thing, which i cant see is good. but i never bother removing it...i just fertilize less and dry it out a little bit.


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