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    Purple stem? Phosphorus deficiency? Picture included.

    Hello

    So the stems which lead to single but large leaves (fan leaves i think theyre called) are purple on one of my plants. The stems off the main stem which branch into a few leaves (colas i think they're called) are normal green.

    I read this could be a phosphorus deficiency, but the last two feeds i have given them bio bizz bio grow and they have a decent bit of bat guano mixed in the soil.

    Thoughts please?
    1st timer Reviewed by 1st timer on . Purple stem? Phosphorus deficiency? Picture included. Hello So the stems which lead to single but large leaves (fan leaves i think theyre called) are purple on one of my plants. The stems off the main stem which branch into a few leaves (colas i think they're called) are normal green. I read this could be a phosphorus deficiency, but the last two feeds i have given them bio bizz bio grow and they have a decent bit of bat guano mixed in the soil. Thoughts please? Rating: 5

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    Purple stem? Phosphorus deficiency? Picture included.

    pictures here:

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    Purple stem? Phosphorus deficiency? Picture included.

    and to hi-jack my own thread, some help on lighting please.

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    they are now vegging 24/0. they have 15 hours of natural sunlight and 9 hours of CFL 2700k (flowering) 250W.
    I will soon move them into flowering, wholly on the 2700k for 12 hours and no natural sunlight.

    i was previously hanging it vertical in the middle of the plants, until today, because the plants are getting too big and the space is limited. I now have a reflector hood and keep it above the plants. you can see only two of the plants are getting proper light.

    question-
    a)should i get another cfl to top up? (3 plants, 1x250w doesn't look like it's enough to flower)
    b)i have a flowering cfl now and only have money for one more bulb- should i buy a purple or a blue? i have been vegging them on a 2700k (red, flower). should the next bulb be a blue (vegging) cfl, or should i use my money to get a purple which supports flower and veg i believe. the plants look like they will need more light during flowering, but during veg they were ok on just the red (flower) cfl.

    i'm hoping to get a 125W, which isn't so large and can fit between my plants, vertically, as a top up to the horizontal 250W.

    please share your thoughts! i am looking forward to your opinions

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    Purple stem? Phosphorus deficiency? Picture included.

    Some plants have natural purple color so look at the over all health of the plant and if the others are not doing it it's probably genetic.

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