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Top vs. Bottom Yellowing: The "Nutrient Mobility" Diagnostic Secret

"Chlorosis"—the yellowing of plant foliage due to insufficient chlorophyll—is the most common symptom in horticulture, yet it is also the most frequently misdiagnosed. In this video, we provide a comprehensive Expert Diagnostic Report to help you resolve this issue systematically. We break down the five primary etiologies of chlorosis: Dysfunctional Hydration, Nutrient Imbalances, Soil Chemistry Issues (such as pH-induced lockout), Light Spectrum Stress, and Biotic Stressors. Instead of guessing, we teach you how to use the "Principle of Nutrient Mobility" to determine if your deficiency is mobile (appearing on older leaves) or immobile (appearing on new growth). We also provide key differential diagnostics to distinguish between similar symptoms, such as the textural difference between the limp leaves of overwatering versus the crisp leaves of underwatering. Learn why effective management requires a philosophical commitment to prioritizing structural and cultural corrections over temporary symptomatic treatments. #botany #chlorosis #yellowleaves #plantdiagnosis #nutrientdeficiency #soilpH #plantscience #gardeningtips #plantcare #horticulture