Isn't nitrogen, nitrate, and nitrite the things we spend so much money and
effort in trying to remove from the water?

I am soooooooo confused!

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"GD" wrote in message
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Yellowing leaves (entire leaf) indicate nitrogen deficiency when it
occurs in new leaves. Streaked or mottled yellowing (in between
veins) indicates iron and/or manganese deficiencies. Add nitrogen to
the substrate (try to avoid using products with phosphorus) for the
former, lower pH for the latter.

jammer j@mmer wrote:

My water lily went from 5 to 14 leaves in no time. Then a baby pad was
yellow so i picked it off. Now 2 more are yellow. Everything else is
fine and thriving. What do i do!!??