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How to make up for strawberry nitrogen deficiency in greenhouse?

Published: 2024-11-22 Author: mysheen
Last Updated: 2024/11/22, Generally, at the beginning of nitrogen deficiency, the leaves in the peak growth period gradually changed from green to light green, and with the aggravation of nitrogen deficiency, the leaves became yellow, partially scorched and slightly smaller than normal leaves. With the aggravation of nitrogen deficiency, the young leaves became greener. The petiole and calyx of the old leaves are reddish, and the leaves are light or serrated bright red.

Generally, at the beginning of nitrogen deficiency, the leaves in the peak growth period gradually changed from green to light green, and with the aggravation of nitrogen deficiency, the leaves became yellow, partially scorched and slightly smaller than normal leaves. With the aggravation of nitrogen deficiency, the young leaves became greener. The petiole and calyx of the old leaves are reddish, and the leaves are light or serrated bright red. The soil is barren and without normal fertilization, extensive management, overgrown weeds and easy to lack nitrogen. Control method: apply sufficient base fertilizer to meet the growth characteristics of short and concentrated growth period in spring. If nitrogen deficiency is found, 11.5 kg of ammonium nitrate or 8.5 kg of urea per mu should be applied and irrigated immediately after application. At flowering stage, 0.3% 0.5% urea solution can also be sprayed twice, 50 kg fertilizer spray solution per mu or 0.2% potassium dihydrogen phosphate solution 2 times.

 
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