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YaraVita MAGFLO 300
Strawberry (field grown): 4 l/ha at green bud. Water rate: 200-500 l/ha.
Magnesium Deficiency - Strawberry
Symptom description
Leaf margins are chlorotic and then scorched. This spreads to the intercostal areas. The leaf becomes bright yellow with necrotic tints. The basal part of the leaf blade remains light green at the last. Mature leaves are affected first. Symptoms worsen with increased deficiency and leaf age. The young central leaves remain green.
Made worst by
Sandy soils. Acidic soils. Potassium rich soils. Soils receiving high potash applications. Cold wet periods.
Important for
Improved photosynthesis. Green healthy foliage. Reduced yellowing on older leaves.
Cause description
Magnesium deficiency Deficient leaf blades contain less than 0.1 % magnesium on dry basis. Potassium deficiency can cause similar symptoms. Leaves with salt burn show similar symptoms.
Yara recommends
Other recommended products (5)
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YaraTera KRISTA MgS
Strawberries (fertigated): Crop specific recipes for 2 tank (A & B tank) systems can be produced using the Yara Fertigation Plan, for more details contact your local Yara area manager.
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YaraTera KRISTA MAG
Strawberries (fertigated): Crop specific recipes for 2 tank (A & B tank) systems can be produced using the Yara Fertigation Plan, for more details contact your local Yara area manager.
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YaraTera KRISTALON BLUE LB
Strawberries (fertigated): Crop specific recipes for 2 tank (A & B tank) systems can be produced using the Yara Fertigation Plan, for more details contact your local Yara area manager.
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YaraTera KRISTALON RED
Strawberries (fertigated): Crop specific recipes for 2 tank (A & B tank) systems can be produced using the Yara Fertigation Plan, for more details contact your local Yara area manager.
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YaraVita BUD BUILDER FL
Strawberry (Field Grown)): 5 l/ha applied from green bud to just prior to start of flowering. Also, 5 l/ha post-harvest, pre-leaf senescence. Water rate: 200 to 500 l/ha.