Symptoms of nutrition deficiency in plants

Healthy – when the plant receives the correct nutrition, the leaves are Irish, bright green.

Phosphate deficiency – leaves, especially the young ones, are reddish-violet colored.

Potassium deficiency – deficiency is manifested by the occurrence of a burn/drying along the tips.

Azote deficiency – it is noticed that the cores of leaves turn yellow.

Magnesium deficiency – the plant shows whitish stripes along the veins, and in most cases it turns red on the lower side.

Dryness – leaves are rolled up and have green-gray stripes.

Maladies – are manifested by the occurrence of some spots that continue to expand over the entire area of the leaf.

Chemicals – leaves have burned, dry edges.