All the Nutrient Deficiencies

Want to have a Green Thumb?

Here is a list of all the plant deficiencies that we know of and how to fix them with organic natural home remedies.

Do you want to learn how to help your plants heal from almost every nutrient deficiency? Then you are in the right place and not only are you going to learn how to diagnose the Nutrient deficiency, but you will also learn how to solve the Nutrient deficiency. Lastly, you will learn how to make your own Compost tea with great for brewing a remedy for all the Nutrient Deficiencies and finally how we brew our G3 NuTreents with our amazing world-changing Digester. Also, you will notice that there a good amount of these fruits and veggies in multiple different categories which goes to show how many vitamins and nutrients plants have to offer!

Let's Spring right into it!

Boron Deficiency:

A boron deficiency is first seen at the tips of the leaves and consists of discoloration and browning. Here are a few natural foods you can easily find at the supermarket that have Boron in them! Just add these to your compost tea or directly to the soil and soon your plants will spring back and grow at full capacity!

To be more specific, the natural ingredients that have the most Boron are Avocados, Ground Cinnamon, Grape Juice, Flaked Onions, Peaches, Apple Juice and Sauce are all great natural ways to give your plants their Boron! Found on http://www.findhealthtips.com/define-boron/amp/

Calcium Deficiency

There are a lot of natural solutions for fixing calcium deficiencies, however, unless you have a bio digestor like the Homebiogas system which you can find on our product page! Also if you stick to non-meat and non-dairy products, you will have no chance of foodborne illness

Sulphur Deficiency

This one, as you can see, is very noticeable because of the major discoloration on the leaves. here are some good sources of sulphur;

Everything you need to know is in the picture above! It also tells about the benefits for humans as well!

Iron Deficiency

Again, the biggest thing to notice here is the major discoloring similar to calcium deficiency. The biggest difference is the veins of the leaf staying dark. Here are some foods that you can use to help with an iron deficiency.

All of these fruits and veggies above are all great sources of iron and many other vitamins and minerals that make great nutrients.There are so many that are everyday foods and are very accessible and easy to get! Also, all of these foods are all vegan friendly!

Manganese Deficiency

A manganese deficiency is different from an iron or calcium deficiency because it looks like the above picture, blotches of brown instead of losing its color.

Again, all of these foods are great for an all-vegan diet and they will help you and your plants flourish! Also, most of these foods are very accessible and easy to obtain!

Copper Deficiency

This deficiency looks similar to burn marks and has discoloring aroung the affected points on the leaves. They could also look wilted but if the stem still looks healthy then you have time to save it! Here are the foods that have the highest levels of copper.

This is a great list because it gives you a great gauge of the amount of copper! Also, as most of these lists, they are mostly vegan friendly!

Zinc Deficiency

Zinc Deficiencies usually show up on climbing plants such as peas, beans, etc. it shows up on the edges of the leaves while they become discolored and frail. 

Another friendly reminder, unless you have a bio digestor, i would not recommend using any type of meat or dairy products in your compost to prevent foodborne illness.

Molybdenum Deficiency

 this can look very similar to manganese deficiency but the biggest difference is the marks show up on the edges of the leaves instead of the middle. Most of the foods on the list below are a lot of beans and legumes!

Magnesium deficiency

This deficiency looks a lot like an iron deficiency but is more subtle. It can also make the leaves and stem fairly frail. Its a good thing that so many of these foods can help it bounce back to great health

Potassium Deficiency

As you have seen, there are some deficiencies that are very subtle but can have a bad effect on your plants. this one mainly affects the strength in the leaves this list is very extensive which show how prominent potassium is in everyone's diet!

Phosphorus Deficiency

This one is hard to see but it mostly contributes to stunting the growth of your plants. Phosphorus will help them spring up and grow at full capacity! A good amount of nuts are full of phosphorus also berries hold an ample amount as well!

Nitrogen Deficiency

Nitrogen is a very common nutrient found on most plants that are green and colorful. it is very useful and will help your plants shoot up and grow bountifully! Here is a good list yo show all the nitrogen-rich foods and items!

Compost is a great way to liven up your garden and change your brown thumb into a green growing thumb in no time!

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