Reply With QuoteLike to know how come one of my "red" plant (Unable to ID) is losing its redness and gaining more green? The new shoots are totally green instead of red? Lack of nutrients? Temperature problem?
Like to know how come one of my "red" plant (Unable to ID) is losing its redness and gaining more green? The new shoots are totally green instead of red? Lack of nutrients? Temperature problem?
Plant Physiology by Taiz and Zeiger
Like to know how come one of my "red" plant (Unable to ID) is losing its redness and gaining more green? The new shoots are totally green instead of red? Lack of nutrients? Temperature problem?
Plant Physiology by Taiz and Zeiger
Like to know how come one of my "red" plant (Unable to ID) is losing its redness and gaining more green? The new shoots are totally green instead of red? Lack of nutrients? Temperature problem?
Plant Physiology by Taiz and Zeiger
Like to know how come one of my "red" plant (Unable to ID) is losing its redness and gaining more green? The new shoots are totally green instead of red? Lack of nutrients? Temperature problem?
Plant Physiology by Taiz and Zeiger
It'll depends on what plant it really is.
Some plants need high light to remain red.
Other plants will turn red when lack of P and will become green if the nutrients are ok.
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Red plants tend to need more light and/or iron. Try iron first.
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Haha. The red pigmentation is coming out and showing the chlrophyll underneath
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probably the lighting or iron
when i upped my iron liquid fert, the rotala macrandra and e. stellata turned very brilliantly violet/red
Maybe its iron..as the plants very the light source is only light red not to say those further away are all green!! But generally the plants are healthy.
Plant Physiology by Taiz and Zeiger
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