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Why are leaves green when little fertilizer is added but yellow when more is added?
Incorrect application explains the difference between leaves that green with less fertilizer and that yellow with more. The problem may be a lack of soil moisture or a mismatch in the fertilizer formula or with the soil pH (power of hydrogen). It also may be coincidental with an intake problem with the roots or with interference from a pathogen or pest.
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Why are Chinese hibiscus leaves turning yellow?
Chinese Hibiscus leaves should be a rich dark green. If the leaves are turning yellow, the plant my be dying. The plant could be saved by hydrating the plant, and giving the plant fertilizer.
What happens when hcl is added to a fertilizer?
This depends on the type of fertilizer; phosphates for ex. can react.
How do you fertilize dahlia for blooms?
Fertilizer should be added twice a month with a low nitrogen fertilizer.
Why are sage leaves added to stews?
It is supposed to bring out the flavor and it adds a little bit of decoration i should know i am from Italy .
Is dried leaf a natural fertilizer?
Yes, dried leaves can serve as a natural fertilizer. When shredded and added to compost or directly to the soil, they break down over time, enriching the soil with organic matter and nutrients. They also improve soil structure, moisture retention, and support beneficial microorganisms. Additionally, using dried leaves helps recycle yard waste, making it an environmentally friendly option for gardening.
What should we do with rotten leaves?
Autumn leaves can be gathered into pens in a garden, and allowed to rot into leaf-mould. Leaf-mould is a valuable resource for the gardener. It can be used as a mulch to suppress weeds, or to enrich the soil, or can be added to potting compound for potting on plants.
What colour is added to light yellow to make it orange?
Red is added to light yellow to make it orange.
Is fertilizer a noun?
Yes, the word 'fertilizer' is a noun; a word for a natural or chemical substance that is added to soil to supply one or more plant nutrients essential to the growth of plants; a word for a thing.
What color change is seen when ammonia is added to mustard?
The yellow color in mustard comes from the rootstock of a plant called tumeric.
Will a pitcher plant stop 'eating' insect if enough fertilizer is added into the soil where it grow?
no
What is a test experiment that is cntrolled?
It is a controlled experiment. Take for example if you wanted to see how well a fertilizer helps in making a plant grow. All variables must be controlled except for one - the amount of fertilizer added. So you must have a control. Just stick the same plant in some potting soil with no fertilizer and add the same amount of light, water, temperature, etc as the experimental plant except add fertilizer to the one you are testing. The one that has no fertilizer is the control. You must have one of these to compare the one that you added the fertilizer to so you can see if the fertilizer made any difference. Hope this helps.
Why are bay leaves and oregano leaves added in cooking meat?
For flavor
