Read the paragraph from the article ‘The 6 Problems When Growing Microgreens at Home’.
Mould and mildew are one common problems with growing microgreens. They are so common that everyone who tries to plant microgreens will, at some point, have a problem or two with mould.
Generally, the mould problem in microgreens is largely due to a variety of factors including soggy soil, high room humidity, and bad drainage system. When paired also with poor ventilation and over-seeding, it’s easier for mould to take over the place.
The root hair is commonly mistaken as mould. Are you sure you’re not looking at the plant’s own root hair?
According to the paragraph, what does the word ‘soggy’ mean? Choose the correct answer.

• wet
• dehydrated
• dried-up
• firm