Thank you all for the info. I see now that the purple velvet plant is definitely different than a wandering jew! Now I can learn more about my new plants. I had never heard of these plants before. Have a good night!

chazparas, I'll throw in an extra .00001% I am positive now this is an Aster. I would of never put this together myself, I have always thought that every Aster had a daisy like flower Another sort through my seed packets and I have planted Aster azureus, Aster shortii and Plains Aster (which is an annual) So now its just waiting until next year to see what happens and it is entirely possible that I have planted New York Aster which this most closely resembles but I haven't found the seed packet. I don't know how I got mixed up with the tall and short of the plants but what has happened is I got an ID 2 for 1. Over the past year I have tried to photograph and identify every plant that has bloomed in my yard, be it a native, a weed, pretty ugly whatever, I have also tried to figure out how and why it has arrived in my yard. If I have another question I know where to come and I am sure I will get another lesson, so thank you to everyone for your help. When I get everything online I will share.

Same issue with a couple of my toms. Cannot figure out what it is. Any ideas?

It is difficult to know what is wrong since you are using such an unusual approach and unusual products compared to standard practices here. I assume you are in the UK? If you are basically trying to grow hydroponically then I'll suggest posting on the Hydroponics forum here for more help as they may be familiar with your methods and nutrient sources. From what I can find out about Biobizz Bloom it is a narrow-nutrient spectrum organic really intended only for use in hydroponics vs. Tomorite which is a full spectrum synthetic (I think) fertilizer. So for that reason alone I would expect to see very different results in the plants. Organics work well ONLY is there is an active soil micro herd of bacteria to pre-digest them. That doesn't normally exist in any sort of container or hydro system. So that may be part of the problem - getting minimal nutrients. Clearly the plants getting the Tomorite are much better off so I can only suggest putting the Biobizz away and using only the Tomorite. I'd also strongly suggest you go easy on the citric acid use. It usually isn't required. I hope this is of some help. Dave GB and I were typing at the same time