This problem is challenging to identify.

Can anybody tell me what deficiencies are these? It occurred 2 days after a feeding of Rabbit manure, wood ash, decaying seaweed, and Bountiful Harvest.
I already searched the deficiency charts and other sites but I can't identify it.

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How much wood ash did you use? Its not wise to apply wood ash directly to container plants. It is very reactive and a little goes a very long ways. Also was the rabbit manure green or composted?

Despite those few leaves, I must say, your plant looks vigorous enough to survive the mishap.

Stink Bug said:

How much wood ash did you use? Its not wise to apply wood ash directly to container plants. It is very reactive and a little goes a very long ways. Also was the rabbit manure green or composted?

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The composts were not applied to the container, but dissolved in water. That water was sitting for about 3 weeks, got '---' reading on my TDS meter ( which means over 10k ppm I believe), and then I diluted it to 500 ppm which I think might have been a bit too high. But this doesn't look like nutrient burns to me. The rabbit manure wasn't completely composted. More green-ish.

Logan Burke said:

Despite those few leaves, I must say, your plant looks vigorous enough to survive the mishap.

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True, But I would like to understand the cause and solution for this because it is not the first time.

In solution or not you still applied ash directly to you containers. And my guess is some of the solution was splashed on the leaves causing the damage you are seeing. Depending on how much ash you added to the tea there could be more issues yet to come. I would be on the look out for signs of a mad pH swing. And just plain water for now until you see how they fair through this.

Hey guys. I finally got a solid idea of what the problem is. It is a boron deficiency. Here are some examples I found online, which to me looks like exactly what I'm seeing on my plants.




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