Few visual symptoms to help you identify what’s wrong with your plant. Keep these terminologies in mind for getting a better picture of what your plant needs.
- Stunted or reduced growth of the entire plant with the plant itself either remaining green or lacking an over-all green colour with either the older or younger leaves being light green to yellow in color.
- Chlorosis of leaves, either interveinal or of the whole leaf itself, with symptoms either on
the younger and/or older leaves, or both (chlorosis is due to the loss or lack of chlorophyll
production). - Necrosis or death of a portion (margins or interveinal areas) of a leaf, or the whole leaf,
usually occurring on the older leaves. - Slow or stunted growth of terminals (rosetting), the lack of terminal growth, or death of the terminal portions of the plant.
- Reddish purpling of leaves, frequently more intense on the underside of older leaves due to the accumulation of anthocyanin
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