plant problem - leaves

Phosphorus acts as a macronutrient in the cannabis plant. Because it is a mobile nutrient, the plants can direct the mineral to the areas where it is most needed. Phosphorus plays an essential role in photosynthesis as well as protein synthesis and is a crucial part of DNA. A lack of phosphorus can manifest itself in red / purple colored stems, brown spots on the leaves and dry leaves. prevention • Use soils with a high percentage of organic matter. • Increase the absorption rate by using a well-ventilated floor. • Use mycorrhizal fungi in your soil to improve phosphorus absorption. These microbes help convert insoluble phosphates into available molecules. • Add more manure to your compost. corrections • Bring the pH in the higher end of the spectrum - your plant can more easily absorb the phosphorus. • Add worm humus and fish meal to your soil. • Apply an organic fertilizer that is high in phosphate. • There is a risk that you will overwater. So only water when the top 3cm of the soil is dry to avoid the medium getting too wet. • Move your plant to a warmer place or install a tarpaulin to store more heat. At temperatures below 15 ° it is more difficult for the plants to absorb phosphorus.

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