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Farming- a bunch of catastrophies that result in a lifestyle

I started two 800 wilsons, as the first one, which is growing well, has second and third leaves that are puckered in at the margin edge. The third and fourth leaves are looking normal, though slow to appear.
The brand new seedling, which is three days old, has 'bumps' on the underside of the cots. The plant is vigorous, is already producing it's first true leaf and the roots are substantial and look great- white, good amount of fine hairs coming off. The 'bumps' look like warts and are the same color as the cot leaf. The cots are absolutely normal in appearance. Solidly green, no 'puffiness' or yellow striations. Could this be early signs that this plant has a virus?

5/1/2014 6:05:53 AM

South East

bumps happen at times and are no problem.

5/1/2014 8:52:33 PM