Plant Nutrition 101: All Plant Nutrients and Deficiencies Explained

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thanks for saving my life in my science test
Comment from : cheesy

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Comment from : Ronald Lukanga

Funny that list is identical to what you need as a human
Comment from : Disciplintention

My persimmons leaves are turning brown on the outer edge ?:( any tips 🙏🏻
Comment from : Noi Milnikel

I want to make my own soil, fertilizer, and grow my own plants I don't want to spend any money on the garden except for pots
Comment from : love isreal

You forgot some Brawndo - it's got electrolytes and it's what plants crave !
Comment from : HappyDays123

Insightful
Comment from : @Tumpizm

Would have been much more informative to know HOW to treat each of these deficiencies by using natural products Like, egg shells, or coffee groundsetc Can you make a similar video, going through the list, but also inform on how to treat it?brThanks
Comment from : Swif Teh

Mol- lib- dee- um
Comment from : comments edited

What an awful thing to have to process I can't imagine the loss of a family member let alone my mother Take all the time you need! We will be here (:
Comment from : Dahne

So in short: when you buy fertilizer, majority of it is empty filling Also when you plant flowers and basil under your tomato, you are very meticulously fertilizing your tomato for fruit, your flowers for flowering and your basil for leaves You use a pipet dropper to not mess up your other plants right next to each other ;)
Comment from : Yuppi

Great video!! can you post a video regarding chemicals that might damage plants? For example, too much salt in the soil? Soap in soil? Chlorine/ bleach in soil? Dog poop? animal urine? What effects to these common things that tent to fall in soil have?
Comment from : MellyNicky

How do you fix if you fried your plant
Comment from : Eusebio Corona

Magnesium listed twice because you missed manganese, looks close enough
Comment from : Ray SideCarDude

Chlorine and chloride are different element
Comment from : fad fad

Is there a toxicity video? This is great info!! Thanks for sharing
Comment from : autoflowerlover

Molybdenum is pronounced moh-LIB-duh-num with the accent on the second syllable
Comment from : John C

You meant manganese on that second magnesium
Comment from : Rad Furgus

So will I grow leaves if I take these vitamins?🤔
Comment from : Kathy M Johnson

My plants had a manganese deficiency, so I bought them the Dragon Ball collection
Comment from : Por0d0mulle

Thank you a very good refresher
Comment from : Sumatee Sooklal

I give too much organic nitrogen to my tomato plant, they are growing good but a disaster for the fruit produce
Comment from : Lucky Adrian Hutapea

I believe I have heard Molybdenum pronounced as Moe-Lib-De-Num No big deal
Comment from : James Snee

There are factors to consider when looking at exactly what you use to provide your soil with a full array of nutrients One of them that was not mentioned was pH An acid soil that you want to keep acid might get powdered sulfur, magnesium sulfate solution, and calcium sulfate These things will either be neutral or acid in reaction to the soil and provide Calcium, Sulphur and Magnesium as well In alkaline soil, they would tend to lower the pH If you have soil that needs the pH raised a bit and needs Calcium, Magnesium, and sulfur, Dolomitic limestone has both magnesium and calcium in it and Calcium sulfate provides calcium and sulfur The limestone also raises the pH The interplay between pH and nutrient availability is something good to understand This also helps you choose sources of nutrients that go with the pH you have and like or change the pH toward what you want Calcium Sulphate is also good for loosening hard clay soil and helping repair salt damage Various organic fertilizers can raise, lower or work well with your existing pH It's good to learn about these things and the info is readily available This was a good presentation I liked the symptoms of deficiencies and how they were portrayed and described
Comment from : Joseph Drach

Not sure if this is a stupid question or smart question: can you dissolve vitamin supplements in water and feed them to your plants (or rather is it a bad idea)?
Comment from : OrokuSaki1986

Thanks fo the helpful info I cannot find any info on when specific nutes are needed or when we should focus on what nute When to begin calmag? When to begin feeding? etc?
Comment from : Daba Abba

Excellent information
Comment from : Iftikhar Nasir

Nutrient deficiencies are fascinating, the way they all work together Wanting to understand more opened up a new and endless world of soil science to explore 🙏
Comment from : ScarsDog

Brondo it what plants crave
Comment from : Hasan Abbas

chrorine - yellow leaves
Comment from : Ben CyBer

K - potassium fruit
Comment from : Ben CyBer

P phosperous root growth
Comment from : Ben CyBer

N nitrogen - green leaf
Comment from : Ben CyBer

Thank you for the detail I am a beginner gardener the video is very direct and informative Much needed 👍🏽
Comment from : Kay Are

I’ve noticed that there are no fertilisers or micro nutrient additives in Australia that contain Chloride If someone were to grow with an inert substrate like rock wool, all the plants would have a Chloride deficiency
Comment from : Benjamin Shuetrim

good tutorial, thank you
Comment from : Caroline Kloppert

Manthis is really awesome information I've had curly spinach leaf, and purple tomato leaves, but these were a purple variety so still not sure about that one plantbrI don't count nutrients as I have always used organic gardening methods and I don't mean those organic pellets from the store I just compost and cover with straw I get some council wood chips and leaves and compost those with urine I also add wood ash and char to the compost I rarely have pests I companion plant because It self seeds a lot I also grow cover plants that I let die and rot, like raddish, clover and peas brI have had curly leaf on a peach tree last year, but it's come back ok this year, just cut it back hard and got rid of the ants that were spreading it It was them or harlequin bugs I dust elemental sulphur with diatamacious earth and burdock root for a pesticide and my spinach, bracicas and cellery come up really dark green, so that makes sense
Comment from : JoJoZep ofthejungle

Does this pertain to potting mix as well? I have used my potting mix for three years and Im pretty sure all my pots are spent 13 tomato plants with only 4 tomatoes
Comment from : LoveIsHope

Are you recommending that we test container soil as well? I just use a balanced blend of compost, peat, and an quality bag mix I don't like use the garden soil that we have available locally and my own soil is just gravelly-silt Not too much going on in that stuff
Comment from : Al McManus-KN6ZVI

Those elements are all the stuff that humans and animals need to grow at thrive too We are ALL connected by life
Comment from : Al McManus-KN6ZVI

Do a video about Alocasia care, so many myths about them Please show me how to properly love my plant
Comment from : Kierstin Hoadley

I have some plants issue, however, it seems not similar from the above My plant is growing tall but from bottom to the top, the leaves are getting tiny and tiny, the shape also curve outward
Comment from : Cathyall L

And here I was giving my plant tsp water and worried the chlorine would be bad for them lol
Comment from : Jeremy Benoit

What about Brawndo, it’s what the plants crave!
Comment from : John Potkay

wasn't manganese missing from the list but covered in the vid
Comment from : Growers Guide

very interesting and WOW ! So much to understand I'm always checking my plants leaves But I know to paid attention to its young new ones so important, Thanks
Comment from : Eiko Q Dupree

Molly *Bendy * um
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Too many adds had to unsubscribe
Comment from : John Doe

If you get your biology in order, the plants can ask the microorganisms in the soil to go mine these minerals for you
Comment from : Trent Bellwood

Helpful information! Thanks for the problem solving aspect; it helps people not kill their plant in the effort to save them from the wrong disease
Comment from : Riccardo Carbo

I just noticed you have magnesium twice but you are missing manganese
Comment from : Joey L Rowland

I don't think I've ever heard two people say molybdenum the same way
Comment from : Jack Gude

Can you please make a video on how processed hairs (humans and animals) can be used as a very productive natural fertilizer Indian politician Nitin Gadkari has created a 180 crore or $22M/year busines by even exporting this fertilizer to middle east It's also used actively in some countries in Africa as this "gross" idea is gaining popularitybrbrbrbrYou can learn more about this by searching for "human hair fertilizer" in youtube search It's not a joke or inhuman, but I will appreciate if you can make a dedicated video on this topic
Comment from : Inner Engineering

Amen, good work thanks bro Peace
Comment from : God Almighty

Plants crave electrolytes
Comment from : mrjon75

Your talking about all of this stuff but I'm not getting it on what to feed it can you explain a little slower and tell me what I need to feed the plants if they are going yellow?
Comment from : Tracy Bacani

Thanks for sharing such great information!
Comment from : Suburban Homesteaders

Great videos
Comment from : Patrick Davis

I heard that pants need small amounts of cobalt, iodine, aluminum, bromine
Comment from : Super nerd

It would be cool if you said what you can use to enrich the soil as you explained each one
Comment from : Stehr Crazy

Maybe do a video on pH and how it affects nutrient availability because this is the first thing you should be checking before making any amendments to your medium , it would help explain why certain elements become unavailable if not in their recommended range
Comment from : Keep it Simple Hydro

You'll notice Iron deficiencies first when your soil pH is too high because its the first be become unavailable at higher pH's, top of the plant will be really slow stunted and yellower than the bottom leaves
Comment from : Keep it Simple Hydro

I just started working at my local garden center and felt overwhelmed with the amount of information I needed to absorb I stumbled across these videos after watching multiple Intro to Horticulture lectures They help so much and it’s making me much better at my job so thank you for that
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Comment from : kelly hill

Is there an overall fertilizer that anyone recommends for overall coverage (aside from big 3)
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Comment from : Valentina Diego077

Thank you MAN, a lot of growers ESPECIALLY BEGINNERS doesn't care about THE MICRO ELEMENTS OR THE MICROBIAL STUFF IN THE SOIL They just focus on NPK AND THE TYPE OF THE SOIL (I MEAN: COCO PEAT, PEATMOS, MEDIUM, POTTING SOIL, ETC), and also of course ignoring the PH LEVELS, SO THANK GOD AND THANK YOU OF COURSE FOR YOUR EDUCATIONAL VIDEOS BUDDY ✌
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Comment from : Khe Tong

Going to bed listening to this one again and see if it sinks in this time
Comment from : John Liberty

USE ORGANIC ONLYbrStinging nettle is great fof fertilizing plants in any form Powder, tea, mulch dry or freshbrI also put biochar, ashes coffee grounds,vermicompost, food waste etc etcbrGet your soil used to only organics
Comment from : Svela Nikolova

It's pronounced "muh LIG de numb" Super amazing video!!
Comment from : Tyler Cranford

Thanks for the video it was most helpful BTW Molybdenum is pronounced Mol lib de num
Comment from : James Howells

Try Weedborn
Comment from : Eve Cloudlet

Thank you Kevin , this was very informative A big help for my plants is to not misdiagnose if I think there's a problem
Comment from : Carmella Yates

can you do a video on poppiesbrplz
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Comment from : Harold Barry

OKAY You've addressed the problem but not the cure Are there any "total nutrient" supplements or products available to address or prevent nutrient deficiencies out there?
Comment from : Tall Dave

i have some silver and white worm (larvae) in my soil its an indoor grow how could this be possible?
Comment from : LEET Gaming

Excellent!
Comment from : john schlesinger

Thanks for producing this video The information is very helpful 🙂
Comment from : Karen Howell

I grow creasote in minnesota which needs toxic soil to help with plant shock so I actually mix in chromium to potting mix and sand recreate caliche toxicity
Comment from : Lucifuge Rofocale

Manganese
Comment from : mmatrainee

This dude so loud he bursted my fkn eardrums
Comment from : asdfghjkl;

muh- Lib- duh-num 13:53
Comment from : j r

Great Channel! Great information! Thank you!
Comment from : Peace and Love

Tissue , soil samples are critical, to much guessing, one variety as compared to another, have different requirements Test, Test, Test
Comment from : Jo Hac

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Comment from : Ronnie Junior

Thank you for keeping us knowledgeable about this!
Comment from : Jill Marie Hungerford

I think the 2nd Magnesium was supposed to be maganese and you just missed Read it lol Great video, I just went back and watched it again💯👊
Comment from : Freedom Pharms