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Old 02-13-2015, 07:28 AM
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so everything seems to be fine with the ALT Par38 bulb except of my purple Catt. Her leaves turned purple! And I mean that all the leaves turned really purple! It's not only the tips.. I attached a photo. Is it bad?

Is anyone think that high level of artificial light can harm low light growers? They can't burn in any way because of the leaves temperatures, right?

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Completely normal. It's getting plenty of light, and the purple coloration (anthocyanin) is a normal response. It's like suntan on people - if you shade a portion of a leaf, you will have a light green spot the size and shape of the shaded portion.

In the wild, some cattleyas become much more purple than yours.
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so everything seems to be fine with the ALT Par38 bulb except of my purple Catt. Her leaves turned purple! And I mean that all the leaves turned really purple! It's not only the tips.. I attached a photo. Is it bad?

Is anyone think that high level of artificial light can harm low light growers? They can't burn in any way because of the leaves temperatures, right?

Thanks!!
Mor
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