Purpleish Cotyledons

natureman

• Sep 4, 2014

• #1

Hey yall,
 
Started a half dozen different varities under CFL over the past couple weeks and I noticed something I haven't seen before. My lemon habaneros, all of those seedlings have a purpleish tinge to their cotyledons. I was just wondering if anyone's seen this before, at first I was worried it was because of my light setup - but none of the other varieties are showing these characteristics. Is that usually seen in lemon habs? Thanks
 
http://pasteboard.co/2N9tbw6R.jpg

 

Phil

• Sep 4, 2014

• #2

Looks like a common case of sunburn to me. Nothing to worry about.

 

natureman

• Sep 4, 2014

• #3

Thanks Buzz! ...and I was originally worried this bulb wasn't going to be bright enough..

 

beerbreath81

• Sep 4, 2014

• #4

+1 to sunburn. Nice pics what type of camera you use?

 

natureman

• Sep 4, 2014

• #5

beerbreath81 said:

+1 to sunburn. Nice pics what type of camera you use?

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Thanks, just an old point and shoot. Canon Powershot 120XIS, works wonders in manual macro mode if you know what you're doing with the thing

 

Phil

• Sep 4, 2014

• #6

natureman said:

Thanks, just an old point and shoot. Canon Powershot 120XIS, works wonders in manual macro mode if you know what you're doing with the thing

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I still have an old Canon Powershot SD 790 that works great. Seems that the old Powershots keep increasing in value. I saw someone trying to sell on on Amazon for $1,200! Hold on to yours as long as you can!

 

natureman

• Sep 4, 2014

• #7

Woah, that's wild! Definitely a keeper!!