Nutrient deficiency
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CLASSIFICATION
Abiotic, nutrient-related issue
ABOUT
Nutrient deficiency is caused by a lack of macronutrients or micronutrients essential for the plant. This can be caused by insufficient amounts of nutrients in the soil or unsuitable conditions for nutrients uptake.
How to treat?
Biological
Replant the plant into fresh soil rich in nutrients.
Add manure or compost to the soil.
Chemical
Apply missing nutrients to the plant foliage (suitable for quick help). Follow the instructions on the chosen product to prevent excessive fertilizer usage.
Apply missing nutrients to the soil (suitable for long-term help). Follow the instructions on the chosen product to prevent excessive fertilizer usage.
Disease prevention
Apply fertilizer regularly. Fertilizing is especially important during spring and summer.
Change the soil regularly. Plants should be repotted when the soil is compacted, depleted of nutrients, and no longer retains water.
Choose suitable neighboring plants. Plants with similar nutrient requirements should not be planted close to each other.