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Old November 18, 2016   #1
Antipodean
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Default Nutrient Deficiency - Interesting Observation

Hi from the southern hemisphere!

Its early season so far, my 30 plants (about a dozen varieties) are setting heaps of fruit however I'm still a couple of weeks off picking any.

They are all generally in good health, except i've noticed some lower leaf mag deficiencies in a few plants however only in the potato leafed varieties (all of them - x5, Earl's Faux/Marianna Peace). And then i've noticed some other type of nutrient deficiency (not sure which) in the new growth but only in my 3 German Red Strawberry plants.

I'm not actually worried about any of this as its just minor, however I'm curious as the lower leaf deficiencies are only obvious in the potato leaf varieties, and then the upper leaf deficiencies only in the German Red Strawberry plants.

They are scattered around in 4 different raised beds, and all the other varieties (regular leaf) growing by their sides look perfectly healthy.

I'm not looking for a diagnosis or a cure, just wondering whether any here have experienced deficiency issues with certain varieties? Btw, the German Red is a beast of a plant and they are massive so perhaps they have a higher requirement for nutrients?

Love to hear you thoughts!!
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