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A New Rose, Part II
Isolating a plant ailment is confusing at times, especially distinguishing between plant nutritional issues and plant viruses. Even when the cause of the problem is traceable to a mineral deficiency, it’s important to identify which mineral is deficient in order to … Continue reading →
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Tagged 'Morden Snowbeauty', chelated iron, fertilizer, macronutrients, micronutrients, nutrient deficiency, rose mosaic virus, soil pH
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