Typical and common causes of seedling problems

Are your seedlings growing slowly, changing color or wilting? There can be any number of reasons: lack of light, excessive watering, low air temperature. And the reason may be a lack of power elements. Inspect your seedlings if you have the same problems with your seedlings, as they may indicate a nutrient deficiency.

Seedlings do not grow well after diving. One of the reasons may be a lack of power cells. If the plants hardly grow after transplanting, have an unhealthy appearance, they need to be fed. Consider that other causes of poor growth are low air, soil or water temperatures. Young plants wither and die. Nutrient-poor soil and the absence of any seedling feeding after germination are the likely cause of seedling death. Light green color of plants. This may indicate a lack of nitrogen, since this element plays an important role in the formation of chlorophyll. However, the undersaturated color of seedlings can also be a consequence of a lack of light. Dull gray or dark green shade lower leaves may indicate a lack of phosphorus. Later, a purple tint appears on the leaves, the leaves curl and die prematurely.