part of the stem is turning brown and thinning out

[IEmPtYNeSsI]

part of the stem is turning brown and thinning out, it also needs something to support it or it will fold completely over. what should i do? its only about a month old and its grown under a florescent light. im guessing its lack of co2. but im not sure

IEmPtYNeSsI Reviewed by IEmPtYNeSsI on 11-24-2009. part of the stem is turning brown and thinning out part of the stem is turning brown and thinning out, it also needs something to support it or it will fold completely over. what should i do? its only about a month old and its grown under a florescent light. im guessing its lack of co2. but im not sure Rating: 5

[DreadedHermie]

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Not enough info to even guess...

[sammer]

If stem is turning brown and thinning out your plant is most likely in trouble. This sounds to me like the problem known as "Damping-Off": [attachment=o231988] Basically it is a fungal attack on the stem around the soil line. Is your room clean, and does it have good ventilation? This is just a possibility.

[IEmPtYNeSsI]

no, its not clea, and theres not much ventilation. so thats problaby it