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	08-30-2006, 05:33 PM #7
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(pics) Yellow veins?
Why would you give epsom salts if you think your plant needs iron?
 Originally Posted by stinkbudd
					
				
E-salts are a magnesium compound.
You know right that yellowing low leaves are normal in the flower time?
TOTALLY normal.
The lowest first, showing signs of N deficiency which is linked to and looks like Fe deficiency (good for you for having other plants to compare to!!! Yay, gardenias!).
Because when you switch to flower nutes you withhold Nitrogen.
This is normal, and it will get worse.
If you want to prevent it without messing up your flower cycle by giving the wrong ferts, mix a little fish emulsion into the soil before you transplant into the flowering pot. It will slow down the dying-off process fo the lower leaves.
 
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