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Yellowing of tips and slowly working it's way up the leaf. Also a ton of little ants in the grain part of the flower.
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It's been 13-15 days plants seems to look healthy but still need suggestions for application of fertilizer. Planning to give urea. What is the quantity to be given per acre of of land. Also thinking to mix the boron with urea. Does that work well?
Whitish spots on leaves as can be seen in attached photo
+ 1Brown spotted on leave.
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Learn more about PlantixIt's been 13-15 days plants seems to look healthy but still need suggestions for application of fertilizer. Planning to give urea. What is the quantity to be given per acre of of land. Also thinking to mix the boron with urea. Does that work well?
Whitish spots on leaves as can be seen in attached photo
+ 1Brown spotted on leave.
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4 years ago
Kmasterled Thank you for asking once again on maize. Naturally, burning appearance from the tip is a characteristic symptom of Potassium Deficiency or Leaf Scald of Rice or Leaf Scald of Sugarcane. That's it can appear also on corn because most cereal crops can show the symptom as they belong to same family gramineae. I should recommend you to ck the hyperlinks until it could be also alternatively Maize Lethal Necrosis Disease, in that event please upload a picture showing full body of your deceased plant. Best luck!
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4 years ago
Ok. I read up on the different link and I was just curious. If the corn, yes it's corn grow cobs. Will they, the corn on the cob, be poisonous? I only grew one plant, it's my first time. It may not even produce a cob. IDK, just trying for my daughter.