useful, compact chart on nutrient deficiencies

[bobsakamoto]

i found this while researching some stuff. thought the chart was especially well-organized, short, and helpful.

 

[bobsakamoto]

that's not it but it won't let me delete.

here's the correct link.

i found this while researching some stuff. thought the chart was especially well-organized, short, and helpful.


https://extension.arizona.edu/sites/extension.arizona.edu/files/pubs/az1106.pdf

 

[LuckyAcres]

This is awesome, I like all the extra details, makes it easier to swift thru those overlapping symptoms. Thanks bob!

 

[bobsakamoto]

yeah, LuckyAcres , same here. thought it was very very well-organized for such a short chartlike format. it's easy, for me at least, to get totally lost and overwhelmed by nutrient deficiency info, esp. when so many share the exact same symptoms, and that seems to quadruple exponentially if you factor in slightly too high pH (or too low i guess also, although i myself will NEVER experience that).

i also liked how it gave you the words to look for to correct the particular deficiency.

 

[bobsakamoto]

to wit, here's a direct quote from the intro

"Many micronutrients are used by plants to process other nutrients or work together with other nutrients, so a deficiency of one may look like another (for instance, molybdenum is required by legumes to complete the nitrogen fixation process)."