Greenthumbskunk Well-Known Member Oct 18, 2016 #1 Think one is lack of sulfur the other one I have no clue about.
Greenthumbskunk Well-Known Member Oct 18, 2016 #2 The sulfur deficient plant is iced grapefruit. The one with the deformed leaves is Trainwreck.
Greenthumbskunk Well-Known Member Oct 18, 2016 #3 Bump. Any ideas? No bugs under leaves, same soil water nutes etc vs whats being used on about 10 other plants at same age.
Bump. Any ideas? No bugs under leaves, same soil water nutes etc vs whats being used on about 10 other plants at same age.
GreenLogician Well-Known Member Oct 18, 2016 #4 The one you suspect is sulfur deficient, yellowing top leaves, looks to me like lacking iron, usually caused by too high PH. But I'm not familiar with what sulfur problems look like, you could be right.
The one you suspect is sulfur deficient, yellowing top leaves, looks to me like lacking iron, usually caused by too high PH. But I'm not familiar with what sulfur problems look like, you could be right.
GreenLogician Well-Known Member Oct 18, 2016 #5 What PH are you watering with? I predict over 7. Or if you are keeping that in check, could your soil have really high PH?
What PH are you watering with? I predict over 7. Or if you are keeping that in check, could your soil have really high PH?