help with citrus plant!
13 years ago
hello, this citrus plant is showing signs of deficiency I believe, ( I don't think it is a toxicity issue... I have tested this by leaching and flushing my soil multiple times)... Im thinking its magnesium deficient? from what I can find it looks like ither that or manganese. any suggestions? thank you
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