Plant Nutrition 101: All Plant Nutrients and Deficiencies Explained
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Date: 2022-07-18
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James
Good to know. I had trouble growing my pepper plants last year as I used rotted wood in my soil. This caused a yellowing in my pepper plant leaves until I used liquid nettle and comfrey on them, that made them jump out the pots and green up nicely with fruits. These plants appears in my May 2021 update from 5m 40s, when I recorded this I hadn't quite worked it out, I thought it was well rotted fertile decent wood soil lol. I didn't understand my NPK so well not to mention all the other nutrients.
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Good to know. I had trouble growing my pepper plants last year as I used rotted wood in my soil. This caused a yellowing in my pepper plant leaves until I used liquid nettle and comfrey on them, that made them jump out the pots and green up nicely with fruits. These plants appears in my May 2021 update from 5m 40s, when I recorded this I hadn't quite worked it out, I thought it was well rotted fertile decent wood soil lol. I didn't understand my NPK so well not to mention all the other nutrients.
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Gina
hello from northern Canada, enjoying your videos. Just starting my seedlings have a question for you. Can you over fertilize seedlings? how much is enough and can you save legy seedlings where we don't get a lot of light in the north. I usually just put them in my garden in May and hope for the best always get some good ones but not all. I've been following Charles Dowding's compost no dig method but in raised beds as I'm in a wheelchair. thankyou for your work.
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hello from northern Canada, enjoying your videos. Just starting my seedlings have a question for you. Can you over fertilize seedlings? how much is enough and can you save legy seedlings where we don't get a lot of light in the north. I usually just put them in my garden in May and hope for the best always get some good ones but not all. I've been following Charles Dowding's compost no dig method but in raised beds as I'm in a wheelchair. thankyou for your work.
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Mahmoud
Thank you MAN, a lot of growers ESPECIALLY BEGINNERS doesn't care about THE MICRO ELEMENTS OR THE MICROBIAL STUFF IN THE SOIL They just focus on NPK AND THE TYPE OF THE SOIL (I MEAN: COCO PEAT, PEATMOS, MEDIUM, POTTING SOIL, ETC, and also of course ignoring the PH LEVELS, SO THANK GOD AND THANK YOU OF COURSE FOR YOUR EDUCATIONAL VIDEOS BUDDY
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Thank you MAN, a lot of growers ESPECIALLY BEGINNERS doesn't care about THE MICRO ELEMENTS OR THE MICROBIAL STUFF IN THE SOIL They just focus on NPK AND THE TYPE OF THE SOIL (I MEAN: COCO PEAT, PEATMOS, MEDIUM, POTTING SOIL, ETC, and also of course ignoring the PH LEVELS, SO THANK GOD AND THANK YOU OF COURSE FOR YOUR EDUCATIONAL VIDEOS BUDDY
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saintnicklaus
I just started working at my local garden center and felt overwhelmed with the amount of information I needed to absorb. I stumbled across these videos after watching multiple Intro to Horticulture lectures. They help so much and its making me much better at my job so thank you for that
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I just started working at my local garden center and felt overwhelmed with the amount of information I needed to absorb. I stumbled across these videos after watching multiple Intro to Horticulture lectures. They help so much and its making me much better at my job so thank you for that
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Dylan
Maybe do a video on pH and how it affects nutrient availability because this is the first thing you should be checking before making any amendments to your medium, it would help explain why certain elements become unavailable if not in their recommended range.
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Maybe do a video on pH and how it affects nutrient availability because this is the first thing you should be checking before making any amendments to your medium, it would help explain why certain elements become unavailable if not in their recommended range.
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Svela
USE ORGANIC ONLY.
Stinging nettle is great fof fertilizing plants in any form. Powder, tea, mulch dry or fresh
I also put biochar, ashes coffee grounds, vermicompost, food waste etc etc
Get your soil used to only organics
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USE ORGANIC ONLY.
Stinging nettle is great fof fertilizing plants in any form. Powder, tea, mulch dry or fresh
I also put biochar, ashes coffee grounds, vermicompost, food waste etc etc
Get your soil used to only organics
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Dylan
You'll notice Iron deficiencies first when your soil pH is too high because its the first be become unavailable at higher pH's, top of the plant will be really slow stunted and yellower than the bottom leaves
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You'll notice Iron deficiencies first when your soil pH is too high because its the first be become unavailable at higher pH's, top of the plant will be really slow stunted and yellower than the bottom leaves
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SentByHim
11: 00 I hooked up a copper pipe to my rDWC system and the copper leeched into the nutrients and I got copper poisoning, I wound up losing a bunch of plants before I figured out what had happened.
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11: 00 I hooked up a copper pipe to my rDWC system and the copper leeched into the nutrients and I got copper poisoning, I wound up losing a bunch of plants before I figured out what had happened.
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Kevin
is putting ash in a soil good or bad? my dad keeps putting his ash in the garden from his wood burner. but quite a lot. huge piles of ash & charcoal all over the garden from years of burning wood.
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is putting ash in a soil good or bad? my dad keeps putting his ash in the garden from his wood burner. but quite a lot. huge piles of ash & charcoal all over the garden from years of burning wood.
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Pam
This is so true, and different plants need different amounts of each. My tomatoes need calcium whereas my lavender does not need as much if any. I'm so glad someone broke this down and explained it.
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This is so true, and different plants need different amounts of each. My tomatoes need calcium whereas my lavender does not need as much if any. I'm so glad someone broke this down and explained it.
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Olivia
I didnt realize til this vid the relationship of Mg to Phosphorus, but that makes total sense in what I see at my hydroponic tomato farm. Yellowing first, then the red shortly after. Thank you!
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I didnt realize til this vid the relationship of Mg to Phosphorus, but that makes total sense in what I see at my hydroponic tomato farm. Yellowing first, then the red shortly after. Thank you!
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Rich
Wow this is great! So complete and so well stated and the emphasis on the most important and most likely telltales in the garden and their causes. Really excellent, thank you so much!
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Wow this is great! So complete and so well stated and the emphasis on the most important and most likely telltales in the garden and their causes. Really excellent, thank you so much!
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Tracy
Your talking about all of this stuff but I'm not getting it on what to feed it can you explain a little slower and tell me what I need to feed the plants if they are going yellow?
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Your talking about all of this stuff but I'm not getting it on what to feed it can you explain a little slower and tell me what I need to feed the plants if they are going yellow?
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Tall
OKAY. You've addressed the problem but not the cure. Are there any total nutrient supplements or products available to address or prevent nutrient deficiencies out there?
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OKAY. You've addressed the problem but not the cure. Are there any total nutrient supplements or products available to address or prevent nutrient deficiencies out there?
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Janice
I took a picture of each one and am putting into a collage for easy identification! Thank you I really think this will help me to care for my garden more efficiently!
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I took a picture of each one and am putting into a collage for easy identification! Thank you I really think this will help me to care for my garden more efficiently!
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