Stems

[Bobble]

I have aplant with purplelish stems. Why is that so

 

[BigCube]

Could be a number of thing. Temperature, nutrients, pot size, genetics. Need more Info to answer.
Pics help too. What's the ambient temperature? What size pot is it in and how big is it? What medium are you growing in? What nutrients do you use? What strain is it?

 

[Bobble]

Could be a number of thing. Temperature, nutrients, pot size, genetics. Need more Info to answer.
Pics help too. What's the ambient temperature? What size pot is it in and how big is it? What medium are you growing in? What nutrients do you use? What strain is it?

 

[London bud]

A lot of strains have reddish/purplish petioles/leaf stems. most likely genetic. I've got the same.
Your plant looks ok to me, i wouldnt worry about it.

 

[BigCube]

The plant looks overall healthy. Is that a solo cup? Potbound plants do purple up in the stems.

Looking at the new growth it looks good.
I would guess genetics or maybe potbound if that is a solo cup.

 

[Jimster]

They look fine. Many strains have purple stems like that, both indoor and out. If the purple is in veins, or lines on the stem and leaves, then you typically have a nutrient issue. If it is purplish overall, then it is just a reaction to the intense light levels.

 

[Bobble]

The plant looks overall healthy. Is that a solo cup? Potbound plants do purple up in the stems.

Looking at the new growth it looks good.
I would guess genetics or maybe potbound if that is a solo cup.

Not a solo cup but does need transplanted

 

[BigCube]

Not a solo cup but does need transplanted

All my potbound clones have red stems. And the odd lower leaf die off. That's normal for potbound plants.

 

[Bobble]

All my potbound clones have red stems. And the odd lower leaf die off. That's normal for potbound plants.

Have to transplant. Don't know if it's a male or a female

 

[Oh gosh]

Epsom salt. Half a tablespoon per/gal or Langbeinite (use directions on the box).