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GARDEN / A VISUAL GUIDE
Practical growing ideas for the space you have.
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Before fertilizing pale leaves, check container moisture. If the soil is waterlogged and cold, lower leaves yellow from suffocated roots rather than nutrient hunger. Never fertilize damaged, drowning roots.
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In aerated potting mix, nitrogen deficiency appears as uniform pale-green or yellow fading strictly on the oldest, lower leaves. The younger central shoots stay green, though they may stay small.
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Water-soluble liquid fertilizers provide the fastest recovery. Moisten the mix with plain water first, then apply a complete fertilizer diluted to half or quarter strength until water drains freely.
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Soilless peat and coir substrates hold little nitrogen. Frequent irrigation leaches available nitrates out within two to four weeks. Frequent, weak feedings support leafy greens far better than rare, concentrated doses.
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Prevent fertilizer salt buildup and root burn by keeping drainage clear. Every four weeks during active growth, thoroughly pour plain water equal to twice the container volume to flush excess salts away.
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