Cape Chestnut - Yellowing of Leaves (forum)
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I've noticed a yellowing of some of the older leaves on my Cape Chestnut tree. Is this normal or does it suggest a nutrient deficiency?
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Time: 17th December 2009 5:06pm
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Phil@Tyalgum says...
Looks like you might need some trace elements. Epsom salts are very cheap, around $3.00 a kilo at health shops, they will help green the leaves up. Also you can buy bags of trace elements from garden/hardware centres which will probably do the trick and correct any deficiencies.
Time: 19th December 2009 11:11am
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