Anonymous <Nobody> writes:
>Many thanks for the responses to my question.
>The Epson Salts (Mag. sulphate) did the trick.....

Already?!

You'll still need to get those trace elements by next summer, and
remember to fertilise 3 or 4 times through the year.
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Well, not already,but certainly has stopped any more yellowing by the
look of things. IT was progressing at a fairly rapid rate (the yellowing)

John Savage wrote:
> Anonymous <Nobody> writes:
>
>>Many thanks for the responses to my question.
>>The Epson Salts (Mag. sulphate) did the trick.....
>
>
> Already?!
>
> You'll still need to get those trace elements by next summer, and
> remember to fertilise 3 or 4 times through the year.


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is this referring to a total yellowing, or like what's happening in my lime
tree (Tahitian) where some of the leaves are showing a yellow background but
with still strong green veining, is this the same & would epson salts fix
it? thanks any info.

"Anonymous" <Nobody> wrote in message ...
> Hi
> Many thanks for the responses to my question.
> The Epson Salts (Mag. sulphate) did the trick.....
> Thanks again.
> Harry
>
>
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"whiteMemphis" > writes:
>is this referring to a total yellowing, or like what's happening in my lime
>tree (Tahitian) where some of the leaves are showing a yellow background but
>with still strong green veining, is this the same & would epson salts fix
>it? thanks any info.

Yes, yes, yes, and yes. Probably.
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Anonymous <Nobody> writes:
>Many thanks for the responses to my question.
>The Epson Salts (Mag. sulphate) did the trick.....

Already?!

You'll still need to get those trace elements by next summer, and
remember to fertilise 3 or 4 times through the year.
--
John Savage (newsgroup email invalid; keep news replies in newsgroup)

Well, not already,but certainly has stopped any more yellowing by the
look of things. IT was progressing at a fairly rapid rate (the yellowing)

John Savage wrote:
> Anonymous <Nobody> writes:
>
>>Many thanks for the responses to my question.
>>The Epson Salts (Mag. sulphate) did the trick.....
>
>
> Already?!
>
> You'll still need to get those trace elements by next summer, and
> remember to fertilise 3 or 4 times through the year.


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is this referring to a total yellowing, or like what's happening in my lime
tree (Tahitian) where some of the leaves are showing a yellow background but
with still strong green veining, is this the same & would epson salts fix
it? thanks any info.

"Anonymous" <Nobody> wrote in message ...
> Hi
> Many thanks for the responses to my question.
> The Epson Salts (Mag. sulphate) did the trick.....
> Thanks again.
> Harry
>
>
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"whiteMemphis" > writes:
>is this referring to a total yellowing, or like what's happening in my lime
>tree (Tahitian) where some of the leaves are showing a yellow background but
>with still strong green veining, is this the same & would epson salts fix
>it? thanks any info.

Yes, yes, yes, and yes. Probably.
--
John Savage (newsgroup email invalid; keep news replies in newsgroup)