-
As of today ICMag has his own Discord server. In this Discord server you can chat, talk with eachother, listen to music, share stories and pictures...and much more. Join now and let's grow together! Join ICMag Discord here! More details in this thread here: here.
whats causes purple stems??
- Thread starter cheebman
- Start date
floroscroger
Member
Might be a magnessium deficency. I get it alot .Try some epsoms salt at 1tsp per gal of water.The purple wont go away but the new growth wont have it.
More than 20 degrees difference between day and night temps...
Rastanfisk
Member
sativalicious
Member
Consider that a deficiency could be caused by too much of something else as opposed to a lack of something. So be wary of any recommendation to simply add more of whatever.
For example, I've seen an imbalance of N (too much) which locked out K. This was exhibited by red color running down the center vein of leaves. My solution may be different than what you need hence I do not promote a remedy. That should be your decision based on careful evaluation. Searching and learning more about common nutrient antagonisms may be helpful.
However, if you merely have red petioles and the red color does not continue down the center vein of each leaf, then I would "ask your plant" for more information. It could be a genetic trait, of course, if otherwise healthy. Any other signs of a problem?
good luck!
Sat
For example, I've seen an imbalance of N (too much) which locked out K. This was exhibited by red color running down the center vein of leaves. My solution may be different than what you need hence I do not promote a remedy. That should be your decision based on careful evaluation. Searching and learning more about common nutrient antagonisms may be helpful.
However, if you merely have red petioles and the red color does not continue down the center vein of each leaf, then I would "ask your plant" for more information. It could be a genetic trait, of course, if otherwise healthy. Any other signs of a problem?
good luck!
Sat
