Phosphorus Deficiency - Grape

Grape Grape

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Is this a potassium or magnesium deficiency?

And does it make sense to try and correct this so late in the season?

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Potassium deficiency

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Thanks! I was doubting because we have a clay soil, does it make sense to correct it?

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Yeah

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Spray fungicide too

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Hi Bram Van Breugel I think it's Phosphorus Deficiency Please check this link for more details and preventive measures.

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I just applied a 3 4 10 organic fertiliser. I mainly wanted to exclude a magnesium deficiency because excess potassium prohibits magnesium uptake. Thanks again for your answers!

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See this and identify

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Bram Van Breugel

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Bram Van Breugel

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The upper leaves are indeed doing just fine does Phosphorus and magnesium show the same mobility as potassium? Since I'm just managing my home garden and not a whole field I won't be sending soil samples to a lab. I guess the conclusion is that it's difficult to distinguish ;)

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You can checkout the 1 pic that is same to your problem

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Ok, I neer to start looking a bit better, initially I thought to see these wedge type shapes shown for magnesium deficiency. But you are right indeed that it better resembles the one showing potassium deficiency ;) thanks a lot for your persistent help!

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Overall the Vine is doing ok by the way but it will start doing better with your help :) thanks!

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It my pleasure to help you

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