Plant disease guide · TerraceFarming
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Thyme hates 'wet feet'. Heavy, water-retaining soil will rot the fine roots of young plants almost instantly.
Stop watering. If the soil is soaking wet, gently lift the seedling and repot it in a dry, sandy mix.
Mix 50% sand or perlite into the potting soil. Let the soil dry out significantly between waterings.
Book a 30-minute video call with an agronomist — bring photos and get a confirmed diagnosis with a treatment plan.
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