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Hi all, some of my citrus like this one have quite a lot of fruit. 2 weeks ago they have started having yellow leaves from bottom of the canopy upwards. Nitrogen deficiency?

The vast majority of the leaves are just totally and uniformly turned yellow. Cheers. Eng. Pedro Almeida (unpracticed yet in distinguishing HLB from nitrogen deficiency)

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Hello brother It is not nitrogen deficiency it is Iron Deficiency for more information click the Link above . Thanks for visiting posntix community.

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Ck underside of leaves if you find any presence of Thrips Thank you for your interest in plantix library!

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plant is huge dense. so some training and pruning is required for good growth and development of plant. use some nutrient like nitrogen and iron.

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does not seem to be Amarelão dos Citros ou HLB

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Wow

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আমাকে এই ফলের বীজ দিতে পারবেন?

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hi thank you for visiting plantix community, your photo is not clear enough , please send us a photo showing the symptoms

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hello your photo is not clear can you send an other more clear for we can help you

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Hi Pedro Almeida ! Greetings from India!!! For accurate diagnosis of your problem need some more pics including pic of whole plant. From the pic uploaded & description it seems to be either Iron deficiency or light deficiency or even colletotrichum infection. Please don't forget to upload more pics

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Have you notice any pests on de leaves like vector of the Amarelão dos Citros ou HLB ?

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Hello During fruits ripening stage, please don't increase nitrogen application, it may make leaves green, but it would definitely delay fruits maturation and deter tastes of the fruits. Two possibilities, incidence of sucking pest or deficiency of phosphorus and potassium normally occur during maturation stage. To meet the excess requirement of potassium and phosphorus for fruits and grains during maturing stage, plant leaves come forward to make a supplement, this is a common plant physiological process. As a result, leaves start growing yellow then dries. So, I'm not much worried about such yellowing of leaves at this stage. Just ck if the fruits health is okay. If there is any sucking pest underside of the leaves, just adopt spraying of acaricides, like Abamectin or any other suitable formulation appropriate as suggested by your local extension agent. Thank you!!

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Use NPK biofertilizer

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Sali sir can I have your email address for quaries?

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brother spray pure zinc and pure humic acid 90% powder antibiotics broblem will clear

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Whatsapp please +8801712854376

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Thanks sir

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Hii Pedro Greetings from the Plantix community I want to see pics of your plant from different orientations . Share one separate pic of the fruits as well Looking for your reply soon Thanks for visiting Plantix community

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Good friends I aknowledge your immense help with wonderful interest for my post and really moving Plantix. I only now can send the photos that I took 4 days ago. Sorry but I was with much work before sunset and could have been more rigorous with tree number and cardinal exposition for each photo, but, I couldn't this time. My aim was to picture every possible issue on my trees. To guide you, the leave that appears to have black colonies of a pathogen, was the only one that I found on my trees in a rapid look. Also the cracked fruit was the only one found on my trees until now this year. I will send nice photos of my apricot trees issues in a later post, but first I look very forward to have your veridicts for my citrus leaves! Cheers. Eng. Pedro Almeida (Environmental Engineer, Specialty Agroecology).

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It looks likeIron Deficiency and Greasy Spot of Citrus and fruit cracking due to Calcium Deficiency for more information click above.Thanks for visiting plantix community.

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