one of my plants has two leafs with yellow tips that dont appear to be burnt and are not dry and crispy, they feel like the rest of the leaf. what could cause this and should i remove the tips of the leaf. thanks
Wild Bill
Got this from Pests and Plant problems:
"·If you see older leaves becoming mottled, turning yellow and curling their leaf edges upward, consider a magnesium shortage
·If older leaves are mottled, yellowing and have necrotic spots at the tips and between the veins, a lack of potassium is probably the problem.
(Edited by Wild Bill at 2:08 pm on Jan. 29, 2006)
Blizzard of Aaaaaahs
I think you may have a nitrogen deficiency is the most common.
llIndigoll
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