Purple stems?

Jonnychron

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I get the same thing. It's on the lower leaves that are starting to yellow and can extend further up if we are talking about the same thing. I will hope you get an answer cause I've wondered too.:weed::weed::weed:
 

roidrage152

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Could just be genetic, and you are looking kinda burny at the tips. Not really at expert at diagnosing seedlings, but id say u have too much nutes/heat. I basically add no nutes to seedlings that age, however I'll use some rooting suppliments like Mykos and the dark brown juices that come in drops and such.
 

RangerJ

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I've only used some food (nitrogen and just started it yesterday) No burnt tips and they have been like this since they sprung
 

roidrage152

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I wouldn't worry about purple stems at this point then, as long as leaf growth remains healthy. I get purple stems on my older girls sometimes, I beleive it's a pheno trait. If your dirt is already fertilized I wouldn't feed more, otherwise follow manufacturers directions for seedlings and should be fine.
 

althor

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Woah man, that plant is like a week old. Dont give it ANY nutrients yet. Water only for awhile yet.
 

apbx720

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idk where these people get off giving people bad info. its obvious these asses dnt have a clue what theyre talking about. if u dnt know the answer, dnt comment.

1st of all, u dnt need to give seedlings ANYTHING for the 1st couple weeks, except maybe a little calmag to buffer ph. NO NUTES. purple stems are nothing to worry about at this stage. purple stems could be genetic, and a plant could always have them.
 

Rcb

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Yea like he said, you really shouldn't be giving a seedling really anything for first couple of weeks. Your seedling had a purple stem because it isn't fully developed yet.
 

RangerJ

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I was just adding that food cause of the nitrogen.... Is sulfer bad for the plants? cause this food has 3%




Like I said, I JUST put one dose of food with them to help bring that nitro level up...Ph is 6.5-6.7 on all plants
 

rollandtoke

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Nutes not needed during the early stages, but that is besides point

@ the purple stems, they are hardly ever (if ever ever) a bad sign, most (if not all) of the time it is a sign of genetics of the plant and you can expect the purple tint to show up periodically through the grow (stems/leaves/buds if lucky)
 
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