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For some reason, the leaves of the mignonette seedlings (sown about 6 weeks ago) are turning orange. I don't think they are supposed to, for I don't see orange leaves in the mignonette photos online. Any ideas what could be causing this?
Leaf discoloration is typically a nutrient deficiency. Perhaps phosphorus? What are you feeding your offspring? It's hard to get the balance right in pots with such a small root zone. As long as the central growing portion of the plant isn't stunted, it'll probably sort itself out once you bed the plants outdoors.
For some reason, the leaves of the mignonette seedlings (sown about 6 weeks ago) are turning orange. I don't think they are supposed to, for I don't see orange leaves in the mignonette photos online. Any ideas what could be causing this?
Leaf discoloration is typically a nutrient deficiency. Perhaps phosphorus? What are you feeding your offspring? It's hard to get the balance right in pots with such a small root zone. As long as the central growing portion of the plant isn't stunted, it'll probably sort itself out once you bed the plants outdoors.
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