NUTRIENT IDENTIFICATION SYMPTOMS SUGGESTED PRODUCT Nitrogen Deficiency Leaves near the plant tip lighten and show an even yellow – sometimes almost white – color. Azoss Caps Boron Deficiency symptoms are visible on younger leaves and at the growing point of the plants. The leaves are light green and mottled, the newly developing leaves have an asymmetric shape with uneven margins and necrotic spots. Alp Iron Young leaves initially turn pale green and progress to a chlorosed yellow or white color. Veins remain green, unless the deficiency is severe, causing the leaves to become almost white. Older leaves are typically unaffected bythiscondition. Alp Copper This plant's leaves lose color before developing necrotic patches on the margins. Younger leaves exhibit prominent secondary veins and may become deformed, distorting into an S-shape. Young plants show downward curving, resulting in a wilting, droopinggrowthhabit. Alp Zinc Leaves elongate, thin, and lose their sheen, with curled borders and shortened internodes. Yellow background highlights green leaf veins. Symptoms primarily appear at branch tips in new growth, resulting in stunted tree with arosettehabit. Zinc Grow caps Manganese The entire leaf takes on a pale olive green hue with mottling or stippling between the veins. With increased deficiency, the entire leaf turns yellow. The yellowing starts at the tips of branches, particularly those exposed to directsunlight. Alp Molybdenum Bright yellow spots emerge near the edges of the leaves and between the veins, potentially leading to necrosis. Leaves become distorted, narrow, and roll downward, causing the margins to meet beneath the main vein. Older leaves are primarily affected bythesesymptoms. Alp