Symptoms
Symptoms of calcium deficiency start on young leaves. They develop necrotic lesions on leaf tips and margins.
With ongoing Ca deficiency necrotic areas progress from tips and margins inwards.
Causes
Calcium deficiency on broccoli leaf
Most soils contain enough calcium, but restricted Ca uptake leads to calcium deficiency. High content of ammonium, potassium, magnesium or sodium in the soil and water stress (deficiency or excess) induce calcium deficiency.
Symptoms
Symptoms of calcium deficiency start on young leaves. They develop necrotic lesions on leaf margins.
With ongoing Ca deficiency necrotic areas progress inwards.
Causes
Calcium deficiency on broccoli leaf
Most soils contain enough calcium, but restricted Ca uptake leads to calcium deficiency. High content of ammonium, potassium, magnesium or sodium in the soil and water stress (deficiency or excess) induce calcium deficiency.
Symptoms
Growth of affected plants is restricted.
Causes
Calcium deficiency (right)
Most soils contain enough calcium, but restricted uptake leads to calcium deficiency. High content of ammonium, potassium, magnesium or sodium in the soil and water stress (deficiency or excess) induce calcium deficiency.
Adequate Ca nutrition is crucial for crop quality and minimizes clubroot.
Broccoli: Apply 400 to 600 kg/ha in the base dressing (club root) or broadcast
Read more about YaraLiva NITRABORBroccoli: Apply 400 to 600 kg/ha in the base dressing (club root) or broadcast
Read more about YaraLiva TROPICOTEBroccoli: 2 to 3 applications of 5 l/ha from stem extension/head development to harvest. Allow 10 to 14 days between applications. Water rate: 200 l/ha.
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