The development of plants is slowed down, small leaves, areas between veins can be affected by chlorosis, which begins with the growth of young leaves.

The most common symptom is the presence of poorly developed or even deformed flowers, much of which is sterilized, which is associated with the formation of grains of irregular shape.

On the young leaves Chlorosis is present the nose between veins that eventually turning around damage to gray-collar brown color.

Plots between veins on young leaves are affected by chlorosis, at the same time, the central lobe remains green.

Young leaves have a light green color. Leaves can twist into a spiral.

Older leaves have a pale green color. With the development it becomes yellowish, possible necrosis, extending from the tops of the plant.

The tips of the young leaves begin to yellow, dry and twist. Yellowing extends along the edges of the leaf. Leaves can be affected by necrosis and deformation.

With a shortage of potassium for staining of the leaves is dull, often with bronze shade com Characteristic feature Potassium Fasting - light fringe all over surface of the sheet. Moreover yellowing begins with the tops of the leaf and further down between veins to petiole continues to happen drilling and dying chicks and edges of leaves (kraio- "burn" leaves).

With a shortage of phosphorus the leaves become dark green- th color, gets something blue hue Growth shoots and roots strongly slows down, new lib- tiny small, delayed flowering.

The old leaves are painted mostly in green-jug dead color, observe are yellow and brown spots

Young leaves have a homogeneous color, lighter than the color of a healthy leaf. Growth activity decreases.

Visual symptoms of molybdenum deficiency are rare. However, low content of this element affects the metabolism of nitrogen in the plant. Leaves at the bottom of the plant may have a spotty color.