I have 12 plants growing in a sea of green. All of them are growing in 3 gallon bags in the same medium (peat moss, perlite, plus lime to adjust the pH to 6.5)
All of them are perfect except this one. Imagine if you cut a lime in half. The entire plant is the color of the inside of a lime. None of the leaves are droopy or have any imperfections. The plant would be perfect if not for the pale color. I've tried giving her some more fertilizer at 6.6pH. (I use pureblend pro grow by bonicare). When that didn't work, I foliar fed her. That did not work. The pH run off is 6.5.
It has been this color since it sprouted from seed. I noticed that the new growth
on top is a light yellow/white color. So I am guessing maybe iron deficiency? I'm posting pics of her next to one of my other plants and another pic of her new growth on top. All 11 girls are the same color green except this one.
stinkbudd Reviewed by stinkbudd on . Is this iron deficiency? Or albino plant? I have 12 plants growing in a sea of green. All of them are growing in 3 gallon bags in the same medium (peat moss, perlite, plus lime to adjust the pH to 6.5) All of them are perfect except this one. Imagine if you cut a lime in half. The entire plant is the color of the inside of a lime. None of the leaves are droopy or have any imperfections. The plant would be perfect if not for the pale color. I've tried giving her some more fertilizer at 6.6pH. (I use pureblend pro grow by bonicare). Rating: 5