I tend to ramble a little, but bear with me please. Someone threw a seed in one of my plants (house, aloe) and Surprise! It sprouted. I tried to save it, although it took me a week and a half to get some decent lighting over it. I also transplanted it at this time (Saturday). I know it was way to early to do this, but I didn't want to wait to long with it being with that aloe plant (roots entertwining, ect. Now it's first leaves that are not serrated are white and about to fall off, and the plantling itself is bright ass green. I bought 2 Daylight Eco LUX tube floros 6500K @ 3050 lumens each. Does my little baby need another color in addition, or is just dying because of the transplant? Should I chuck it, and just start over? BTW- I also have floro tube (labeled cool but it only puts out 650 lumens, small for aqarium) two cool cfl's 20watts each 1600 lumens, and one soft white cfl 23w 3000k 1100 lumens, but none of those are currently on the plantling. OOOH and also I have Miracle Grow for house plants... 8-7-6 would that be okay for ferts? Probably not high enough, but just asking, I'm thrify-er read cheap, lol. THanks in advance. Sabrina
Bree1978 Reviewed by Bree1978 on . Again another Light Question. I tend to ramble a little, but bear with me please. Someone threw a seed in one of my plants (house, aloe) and Surprise! It sprouted. I tried to save it, although it took me a week and a half to get some decent lighting over it. I also transplanted it at this time (Saturday). I know it was way to early to do this, but I didn't want to wait to long with it being with that aloe plant (roots entertwining, ect;). Now it's first leaves that are not serrated are white and about to fall off, and Rating: 5