I have a question. I sowed some seeds of different species 4 weeks ago and now my substrate is getting green?? My substrate is a mixture of peatlitter, sand and vermiculite (60/30/10). Someone said it may be moss??
Microscope foto
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| Autor: | Tityus [ 15.02.2008(Sex)12:54 ] |
| Título: | Substrate is getting green |
I have a question. I sowed some seeds of different species 4 weeks ago and now my substrate is getting green?? My substrate is a mixture of peatlitter, sand and vermiculite (60/30/10). Someone said it may be moss?? Microscope foto
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| Autor: | Cléo Oliveira [ 16.02.2008(Sáb)0:47 ] |
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Hi Tytius. It is an algae. Some kind of green algae. Is the vase in a place with little light? This algae usually grows in little light conditions (=not direct sun) and on wet substrate. Regards |
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| Autor: | Pedro Batalha [ 16.02.2008(Sáb)2:12 ] |
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Cléo Oliveira escreveu: Hi Tytius. It is an algae. Some kind of green algae. Is the vase in a place with little light? This algae usually grows in little light conditions (=not direct sun) and on wet substrate. Regards Couldn't agree more... It has already happened here when I first grew Drosera capensis from seeds... it did not disturbed their growth... (sorry about my English) |
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