PissingShrimp
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Hi,
i tried to look up these symptoms in a book but it is too difficult. Thing is that this book isn´t specifically about cannabis and i lack the experience. Thus the symptoms in the book are quiet compareable to Grat3fulh3ad´s "Plant Nutrition and Visual Diagnosis" thread.
Here is a link with pictures of an additional webchapter:
http://4e.plantphys.net/article.php?ch=5&id=289
As i understand it is quiet difficult to diagnose because it also could be multiple deficencies (or infections or overdose symptoms or...).
Also it is useful to know the development of the symptoms from the start. So you can better distinguish between mobile and imobile elements or between normal chlorosis and chlorosis between veins. In later stadiums these symptoms may not be distinguishable anymore.
Btw:
Chlorosis in iron deficiencies is (according to the book) because "iron is required for the synthesis of some of the chlorophyll-protein complexes in chloroplasts." The interveinous pattern of "chlorosis results because the chlorophyll in the vascular bundles remains unaffected for longer periods than the chlorophyll in the cells between the bundles does" (Taiz, Zeiger (2006), Plant Physiology Fourth Edition. Sinauer).
This doesn´t help you much but i hope it does no harm.
Bye Bye
i tried to look up these symptoms in a book but it is too difficult. Thing is that this book isn´t specifically about cannabis and i lack the experience. Thus the symptoms in the book are quiet compareable to Grat3fulh3ad´s "Plant Nutrition and Visual Diagnosis" thread.
Here is a link with pictures of an additional webchapter:
http://4e.plantphys.net/article.php?ch=5&id=289
As i understand it is quiet difficult to diagnose because it also could be multiple deficencies (or infections or overdose symptoms or...).
Also it is useful to know the development of the symptoms from the start. So you can better distinguish between mobile and imobile elements or between normal chlorosis and chlorosis between veins. In later stadiums these symptoms may not be distinguishable anymore.
Btw:
Chlorosis in iron deficiencies is (according to the book) because "iron is required for the synthesis of some of the chlorophyll-protein complexes in chloroplasts." The interveinous pattern of "chlorosis results because the chlorophyll in the vascular bundles remains unaffected for longer periods than the chlorophyll in the cells between the bundles does" (Taiz, Zeiger (2006), Plant Physiology Fourth Edition. Sinauer).
This doesn´t help you much but i hope it does no harm.
Bye Bye