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Tomato: Nutrient deficiency
Tomato Nutrient deficiencies
Tomato: Macro nutrients - N (nitrogen)
N (nitrogen) deficiency of tomato crop is typically characterizes by older leaves that gradually change from green to yellowish or paler green. These leaves will later become yellow, and under extreme nitrogen deficiency they are likely to become bright white-yellow. Young leaves at the top of the tomato plant keep their green color. However, as the deficiency becomes more notable at the older leaves, the young leaves will be paler and smaller.
Haifa Solution:
Tomato: Macro nutrients - P (phosphorus)
Tomato: Macro nutrients - K (potassium)
Tomato: Macro nutrients - Ca (calcium)
Tomato: Macro nutrients - Mg (magnesium)

Tomato: Macro nutrients - S (sulfur)
Tomato: Micro nutrients - Fe (iron)
Tomato: Micro nutrients - Mn (manganese)
Tomato: Micro nutrients - Zn (zinc)
Tomato: Micro nutrients - Cu (copper)
Tomato: Micro nutrients - Mo (molybdenum)
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