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Old 05-03-2003, 11:39 PM
LeighMo
 
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Default Plants with holes in leaves - nutrient deficiency ?

Has anyone noticed that his symptoms point toward a potassium deficiency?

He looked on Chuck's page, and said that he didn't think it was K, because the
holes aren't pinhole-sized -- even the smallest is much larger than that.

I asked him if the holes are in old leaves, new leaves, or both. That should
help determine if it's K or not.

Are there any distorted leaves among the broad-leafed plants to go along
with those problems already described?...


He did say that his twisted Val leaves broke off altogether, because of the
damage.

I'd sure like to see a picture of the damage.



Leigh

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