Greetings, friends, I could use a bit of input or guidance with my Aji Habaneros. They are not lookin' so good. The cotyledons came in last week yellow-ish, with a green stripe down the middle. I wrote that off to just probably being a unique look. Then the first true leaves started coming in a few days ago, and they are very yellow. Hardly any green. Perhaps that is how they're supposed to look. As you can see in the pics below, they're getting the same treatment as all my other seedlings. They're in coco-coir, no fert yet, reasonable amount of water, on a heating pad now set to 70 but previously set to 85 for germination, under a bank of 8 T5 flouros. Let's look at some pics:
The overall setup; the aji habs are on the far right in column 12 (yes, yes, I know, the aji amarillos in the 4th slot from the left are a complete disaster - another problem for another day)
Here we see on the far right the column of aji habaneros:
Now we're gettin' to the meat of the matter. Look at these pathetically yellow first true leaves:
Another view of the first true leaves:
And a final view of these aji hab leaves:
Now just for some contrast, here is a robust and healthy Aji Crystal with first true leaves:
Thoughts?
Thanks
The overall setup; the aji habs are on the far right in column 12 (yes, yes, I know, the aji amarillos in the 4th slot from the left are a complete disaster - another problem for another day)
Here we see on the far right the column of aji habaneros:
Now we're gettin' to the meat of the matter. Look at these pathetically yellow first true leaves:
Another view of the first true leaves:
And a final view of these aji hab leaves:
Now just for some contrast, here is a robust and healthy Aji Crystal with first true leaves:
Thoughts?
Thanks
