Essay On Cannabis Plants

CANNABIS DEFICIENCY

There always exists a tendency of something going wrong no matter the care and love shown to a plant in the process of growing it. One should be mindful of this fact because the plants, irrespective of whether one it’s a beginner or expert growing them, sensitive living things right from the seed stage to harvest.

Different types of cannabis deficiencies do exist and one could be faced with any of them when managing a cannabis plant/farm. They include, but not restricted to the following:

• Manganese deficiency. When a cannabis plant is faced with this deficiency, the leaves become yellow around the veins, coupled with some mottled spots on the affected part of the leaves. The leaves may fall apart and shred which might

When a cannabis plant is deficient in nitrogen, the leaves would become lower, older, and yellowish, or even wilt away, which might lead to the plant’s death. Nitrogen in the plant is a mobile nutrient that should move throughout the plant when needed but when it is absent, the leaves lack energy from light and the ability to be greenish. When one is faced with this deficiency, pre-mixed nutrients which contain nitrogen or organic fertilizer and can be gotten from stores would come in handy to provide nitrogen.

• Phosphorus deficiency. The deficiency of phosphorus in a plant reflects basically on the older parts of the cannabis plant. When this deficiency occurs, the lower/older parts of the plant turn yellow or dark green and create spots which look brownish or a little blue. In the process of growing, cannabis plant love and desire phosphorus especially at the flowering stage; however, phosphorus is utilized at every stage of the plant’s growth.

Be that as it may, solutions exist to correct this deficiency one of which is taking care of the roots. This can be achieved by watering the plants properly as overwatering may even trigger or escalate the deficiency. Furthermore, exposing the plant to the right temperature is mostly the solution to phosphorus deficiency. Practically, a very comfortable room temperature would suffice because anything lower than that can as well trigger or accelerate the