NEW METHOD! Why didn't I know about this organic supplement for cucumber, tomato and pepper before?

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  • Опубликовано: 30 сен 2024
  • Healthy plants without diseases and pests. There are 16 elements necessary for plant growth. About 80 to 90 percent of the fresh weight of a living plant is water, H 2 O. Therefore, hydrogen and oxygen are the two elements needed in the greatest quantities. Without water, life as we know it could not exist. It goes without saying that providing the plant with adequate moisture is the first and most important step in a healthy plant. If you dried a living plant to remove most of the free water, about 95 percent of the plant's dry weight would consist of carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen. About half of the dry weight would be carbon, derived from carbon dioxide (CO 2 ) in the air. Green plants combine water and CO 2 in the presence of chlorophyll and light energy to form carbohydrates, a process known as photosynthesis. Nitrogen deficiency causes light green or yellowish leaves; slower, stunted growth; and the shedding of older leaves in some plants. Yellowing appears first on the oldest leaves, then on the younger ones as the deficiency becomes more severe. The deficiency can easily be corrected with nitrogen fertilizers. Excessive nitrogen fertilization can cause excessive vegetative growth, lodging (deadening), and poor flowering and fruit set in many plants. Phosphorus deficiency is difficult to detect in most plants, as it leads to overall stunted plants, mimicking other health problems. With severe deficiency, dead areas can develop on leaves, fruits and stems. Older leaves will be affected before younger ones because the phosphorus moves to the growing part of the plant. A purple or reddish color can be seen on deficient corn plants. Since phosphorus is not mobile in the soil, correcting the deficiency after the plant has grown is often not practical. Proper phosphorus fertilization at planting time avoids problems with phosphorus nutrition during the season. Poor root growth is a common sign of calcium deficiency. In severe cases, the growing point dies. Calcium-deficient roots often turn black and rot. (Soil nematodes, disease, chemical damage, and aluminum toxicity can cause similar problems.) Because calcium is not transported in the plant like nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium, young leaves and shoot growth points develop characteristic symptoms. New tissue needs calcium pectate to form the cell wall. Generally, calcium deficiency will cause gelatinous leaf tips. In peanuts, calcium deficiency is usually seen as "pops". Deficiencies generally appear first on the lower, older leaves as magnesium is transported within the plant. Older leaves have a yellowish, bronze or reddish color, while the leaf veins remain green. Soils that are limed with dolomitic limestone (6 percent or more magnesium) rarely have magnesium-deficient plants. Sometimes an imbalance between calcium, potassium and magnesium can increase magnesium deficiency. Excess potassium fertilization can cause magnesium deficiency when the soil contains borderline levels of magnesium. In this video, see organic top dressing for your vegetables, fruits and flowers. We wish you the best of luck growing vegetables. #garden #organic #garden

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