breeding purple moruga?? possible crossbreed

[reggie2012]

Hi there guys with my 2nd last batch of moruga i just put in ive recently noticed somthing very very odd
the leaves and stems are beggining to turn purple ,has anyone seen this before or do i have a cross breed on my hands?

 

[PexPeppers]

if they are under lights, it may be too strong or close for them, back it up some

 

[reggie2012]

will this send them purple ? i actully have them outside perhaps the sun is to bright at this stage...

 

[BenVanned]

Pics?

 

[gasificada]

Pictures speak a thousand words.

It's not unusual for some chinenses to get purple stems under bright/intense light. However, how purple are the leaves? That's a bit unusual for something that isn't supposed to be purple/have a purple tint.

 

[sicman]

we need pics!

 

[Prehensile]

normal

 

[Balac]

normal

Please explain your comment----I am not aware of purple leaves that is normal.

 

[ThePepperManiac]

normal

 

[pepperproblem]

P defiicency because of cooling soil temps.

 

[ThePepperManiac]

i had plants turn purple before that were right next to green plants so i think its normal nothing is wrong with the dirt or ferts

 

[pepperproblem]

You see this early and late iin the year because of cooler temps. Each plant is different in its tolrence of cooler soil. Chance it could be low in other nutes, but P is the most common.

What are kind of ferts are you using? Numbers?
Ps, if this is the case adding P will not help. Its a uptake thing. Soil imbalances etc. could also cause this. This is just the most common reason. (that I know of)