Overwatered?

Unknowuser420

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• Dec 23, 2008

• #1

Does purple stems mean overwatering?

 

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buggs bunny

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• Dec 23, 2008

• #2

no it dose not.

that plant looks healthy,keep doing what your doing!

 

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G13

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• Dec 23, 2008

• #3

familiar problem. 3 of my seedling did go in L position of steam after 2 days after being transplanted to soil pots. they look healthy but steam just can't hold them. well, I did make another hole and put em back in it, a little deeper so they can stand again.

what shuld be wrong?

 

spike1499

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• Dec 23, 2008

• #4

a small fan moving the air over top of the plant set just enough to move leaf while lights on will help build a good sturdy stem from the go.

growem green------------spike.

 

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G13

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• Dec 23, 2008

• #5

there actually is wind moving around the box, intake fan is on lower right corner so this shuldn't be a problem, anyway i'm posting a pic if someone will know if there's any problem. Anyway, pic was taken after i dig another hole and put it a bit deeper so it can stand. position of steam before was like ___/



and btw, pic isn't rotated right. =)

 

tasteskindasalty

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• Dec 23, 2008

• #6

Purple stems don't mean anything to me, all of my plants had purple stems and turned out fine.

 

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G13

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• Dec 23, 2008

• #7

bump? bump!

well I'm hijacking this theme to ask what's with steam in almost horizontal position in 2 days under the light. I'm growing lowryder 2, pic was attached 2 posts above.