How do i solve a purple stem problem

[JamrockFireBudMan]

My stem is purple. the plant is about a week and a half old. i just added new soil to the plant because the soil level was really low. also my plant was bending so i tied it to a stick. wat can i do to solve the purple stem problem?

 

[tokinman]

don't give it any nutes. make sure it is in soil that doesnt have nutes in it (like mg is hard on seedlings). move your light closer so it doesnt bend over.. make sure not to feed it anything but water until it has 3 nodes or so. also, be sure to let the soil dry out b4 watering so you dont drown the baby.

 

[JamrockFireBudMan]

oh. the soil i put it in was soil that i knew was clean but it has nuts in it. like little white balls right? will the plant still be able to survive?

 

[Realclosetgreenz]

oh. the soil i put it in was soil that i knew was clean but it has nuts in it. like little white balls right? will the plant still be able to survive?

Yeah the plant Has probaly sufferd a little shock. due bad temps and or nutes. keep things cool and dont add nutes. should be fine.

 

[DownOnWax]

oh. the soil i put it in was soil that i knew was clean but it has nuts in it. like little white balls right? will the plant still be able to survive?

The little white "nuts" you are talking about is called Perlite.

It helps with draining the soil and is basically a filler companies put into their soil.

Not a bad thing.

 

[Boneman]

Keep the temps around 70 degrees

 

[JamrockFireBudMan]

ok. and also will the plant be ok sitting in a window? like is that enough light for it

 

[Where in the hell am I?]

Dude, wat prob is there w/purp stems? Almost any plant can grow purp stems, and its a sign of nothin bad, 9 times outta 10

 

[BioChemx]

I think purple stems is a lack of nit, but it'll clear away on your babies as it grows. It's when it starts to get taller and mature that you'll need to add nute's high in nit.

 

[Where in the hell am I?]

I think purple stems is a lack of nit, but it'll clear away on your babies as it grows. It's when it starts to get taller and mature that you'll need to add nute's high in nit.

It ISNT! There is NOTHING wrong w/purple stems!!!

 

[BioChemx]

N (Nitrogen) Deficiency: Plants will exhibit lack of vigor as older leaves become yellow (chlorotic) from lack of chlorophyll. Chlorosis will eventually spread throughout the plant. Stems, petioles and lower leaf surfaces may turn purple.


This is because the plant still is still a baby. And it should grow out of it. If its in your older plants now you know why. o.o

 

[LoPro]

I also have had this problem when cloning! NEVER solved it. The mothers were fine, no purple.....a few days after i took the cutting the stem started to get purple veins coming up the stem. I assume this was due to some form of damage although i was very clean and cut with a very sharp new razor. So if anyone knows why this occurred in the clones it may help with the seedlings also having the purple stems.