is new growth on plants generally lighter in color?
turtlehead · Registered Joined Nov 27, 2004 · 2,660 Posts Discussion Starter · #1 · Feb 19, 2005 Only show this user is new growth on plants generally lighter in color?
trenac · Premium Member Joined Jul 16, 2004 · 7,965 Posts #2 · Feb 19, 2005 Only show this user It can be depends on the plant you have or it could be a iron deficiancy.
turtlehead · Registered Joined Nov 27, 2004 · 2,660 Posts Discussion Starter · #3 · Feb 19, 2005 Only show this user hairgrass and riccia.
trenac · Premium Member Joined Jul 16, 2004 · 7,965 Posts #4 · Feb 20, 2005 Only show this user These plants should not have lighter new growth, how is the new growth on the other plants?
turtlehead · Registered Joined Nov 27, 2004 · 2,660 Posts Discussion Starter · #5 · Feb 20, 2005 Only show this user same maybe it's my driftwood leeching tannins.
trenac · Premium Member Joined Jul 16, 2004 · 7,965 Posts #6 · Feb 20, 2005 Only show this user I don't think tannins would make your plant leafs appear light in color. Have you just planted these two plants?
I don't think tannins would make your plant leafs appear light in color. Have you just planted these two plants?
turtlehead · Registered Joined Nov 27, 2004 · 2,660 Posts Discussion Starter · #7 · Feb 20, 2005 Only show this user LOL ok after some close inspection, I found out that I'm blind... but my Marselia is growing great everythings fine.
LOL ok after some close inspection, I found out that I'm blind... but my Marselia is growing great everythings fine.