Why are some of the stems on my geranium seedlings turning pinkish red in color?

they have about 6 leaves plus the cotydelons. some of the stems are turning red. why? are they dying?
Why are some of the stems on my geranium seedlings turning pinkish red in color?
They sound healthy at this point. I like to use a product called "NO DAMP". It prevents these tender, young plants from decaying at the soil which can harbour nasty bacteria.



Good growing.

The Muse
Reply:some colors or geranium have a reddish cast to the foliage.
Reply:It depends upon the variety and also the weather in your area; if it is still cool for them, they often turn a bit red when developing.
Reply:Do you know what variety of Geranium? Cold is usually the cause of Geraniums turning a deep red on the foliage and stems.
Reply:Sounds like it is still too cold for them in your area. The red color is a sign of it being too cold, give them sometime before you put them outside.