Indoor plant scorching is often misunderstood as a lighting spectrum issue, but this Infographic reveals six key culprits and solutions. BATA LED GROW LIGHT Blog Infographic lists the top 6 causes of plant burns in indoor gardening. Over-fertilization (particularly nitrogen/potassium excess) tops the list, causing leaf burn and root damage. High temperatures and overheating grow lights emerge as silent killers, dehydrating plants and disrupting growth. Lighting mistakes like prolonged exposure, improper hanging distances, and excessive PPFD intensity also cause leaf burn by overwhelming plants.
BATA LED GROW LIGHT Blog Infographic visual guide with icons and prevention tips. Solutions include smarter fertilization (flushing soil, slow-release nutrients), temperature control (ventilation, shade nets), and lighting adjustments (full-spectrum LEDs, PAR meter monitoring, staged schedules). While the LED spectrum alone rarely burns plants, combined factors like intensity/duration do. By balancing nutrients, environment, and light management, growers can prevent scorching and boost plant health." In the meantime, take tomato cultivation as an example. The Infographic displays the Tomato plant damage examples: brown leaf edges, root rot, sunscalded fruits with white/yellow patches. Click to view for more detailed information: www.batagrowlight.com/indoor-plant-burns-causes/
infographic by: www.batagrowlight.com
