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Nutrients

N Nitrogen
P Phosphorus
K Potassium
Mg Magnesium
Ca Calcium
S Sulfur
B Boron
Cu Copper
Fe Iron
Mn Manganese
Mo Molybdenum
Zn Zinc

Almond - Chlorosis

Symptoms
Symptoms appear on young leaves first: they show a light green to yellow tissue coloration between the veins. The chlorosis may disappear later in the season. Otherwise the affected leaves can turn completely yellowgreen and exhibit a bronze tint at the marginal area. Later on the leaf margins and tips get necrotic and roll up.

Reasons
Iron deficiency. Fe deficiency symptoms may occur as a consequence of calcareous soils (lime induced chlorosis) or heavy, waterlogged underground. Promoted by unfavourable growing conditions in spring.

Almond - Chlorosis

Symptoms
Symptoms appear on young leaves first: they show a light green to yellow tissue coloration between the veins. The chlorosis may disappear later in the season. Otherwise the affected leaves can turn completely yellowgreen and exhibit a bronze tint at the marginal area. Later on the leaf margins and tips get necrotic and roll up.

Reasons
Iron deficiency. Fe deficiency symptoms may occur as a consequence of calcareous soils (lime induced chlorosis) or heavy, waterlogged underground. Promoted by unfavourable growing conditions in spring.

Almond - Deformation

Symptoms
Symptoms appear on young leaves first: they show a light green to yellow tissue coloration between the veins. The chlorosis may disappear later in the season. Otherwise the affected leaves can turn completely yellowgreen and exhibit a bronze tint at the marginal area. Later on the leaf margins and tips get necrotic and roll up.

Reasons
Iron deficiency. Fe deficiency symptoms may occur as a consequence of calcareous soils (lime induced chlorosis) or heavy, waterlogged underground. Promoted by unfavourable growing conditions in spring.

Almond - Deformation

Symptoms
Symptoms appear on young leaves first: they show a light green to yellow tissue coloration between the veins. The chlorosis may disappear later in the season. Otherwise the affected leaves can turn completely yellowgreen and exhibit a bronze tint at the marginal area. Later on the leaf margins and tips get necrotic and roll up.

Reasons
Iron deficiency. Fe deficiency symptoms may occur as a consequence of calcareous soils (lime induced chlorosis) or heavy, waterlogged underground. Promoted by unfavourable growing conditions in spring.

Almond - Chlorosis

Symptoms
Symptoms appear on young leaves first: they show a light green to yellow tissue coloration between the veins. The chlorosis may disappear later in the season. Otherwise the affected leaves can turn completely yellowgreen and exhibit a bronze tint at the marginal area. Later on the leaf margins and tips get necrotic and roll up.

Reasons
Iron deficiency. Fe deficiency symptoms may occur as a consequence of calcareous soils (lime induced chlorosis) or heavy, waterlogged underground. Promoted by unfavourable growing conditions in spring.

Iron deficiency made worse by

  • High pH
  • Water logged soils
  • Calcareous soils
  • High copper, manganese or zinc soils

Iron is important for

  • Combats chlorosis
  • Prevents premature leaf fall
  • Gives healthier greener trees

Yara recommended fertilizers for Iron

YaraVita® FERRICHEL NINETY™

YaraVita® FERRICHEL NINETY™

Almond: 1 to 3 lbs/acre as soon as there is sufficient leaf cover to intercept the spray, or as soon as first symptoms appear. Repeat as necessary at 10 to 14 day intervals. Do not apply during flowering. Note: Final application to be made at least one month before harvest. Water rate: 50 gallons/acre.

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