I dont. RIP that thing off lol.
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Yep, carefully remove it. Her leaves need to open up and start catching rays! 
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Very carefully
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I was about to give up but the other half came off. I hope I didnt break her. We shall see in the am.
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I actually pulled mine out of the peat disk to remove the seed husk. It had about a I inch taproot. Afterwards i stuck it back all the way into the peat disk and it hasn’t moved.
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Your pic didn’t upload @Angie can you try again please? I’m curious to see your baby!
Looks iffy, but my fingers are crossed. Is she in a dome?
Yeah but I’m not sure that’s going to help her. Hoping to see change this evening.
Still no change. Just a little nub on a stem. I’ll just keep watching and hoping. Updates tomorrow.
Can you get a more close up shot? It looks like at least one cotyledon is intact in the pic you posted earlier, but it’s hard to tell 
I thought so too but this morning it doesn’t look good at all
She was bent over and looking pretty brown this morning.
That’s what has happened to me every time I had one that stuck, sorry
That’s just heartbreaking. Then I’ve been focused on her poor Sunshine’s color is still fading. Shes starting to curl up a bit. I think I may have let the soil dry too much being that her cup was so much dryer than the others and they look good. To me that is
Should I be worried about this one too?
Sorry about the one. But the other looks good. Just make sure you’re not getting the soil soaked, just damp a couple times a day maybe, and keep a dome over her until you see the round leaves start to yellow.
Thank you. I’ll just try and get the other three girls there!!