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🪴Identifying Deficiencies: Sulfur, Iron, and More, with Marybeth Sanchez

Jordan River54min

Jordan River

00:00

Today we have the great Mary Beth Sanchez back on the line with us to discuss a few things about deficiencies. This episode is all about identifying a couple of key deficiencies. And the reason it's on our mind is because we're working on a deficiency identification deeps dive series, and we're also going to turn that into a PDF resource at the end of this long exploration. So this is just the beginning in this episode. We just chat a little bit about some micronutrient deficiencies, some sulfur deficiency talk. I know you're gonna love it before we jump into it with Mary Beth Sanchez, though, shout out to AC infinity. Acinity.com, code growcast One five to get your savings and keep the lights on. Here at growcast, we appreciate your support, and we love AC infinity. They make the best grow tents around extra thick poles. They've got nice, durable, thick siding. Now they have the new side ports. People have been asking for those and AC infinity lists, and plus, they've got everything else you need to grow. They've got lights and pots and fans, and they're oscillating fans the cloud race system. Check out their humidifiers, the cloud Forge. How nice is your humidifier? Maybe it's time to replace that. The cloud rays are my favorite oscillators on the market. And of course, their cloud Line series, what they got it all started with all those years ago when we were partners with AC infinity, all they made were those inline fans, and they're the best in the game. So shout out to the entire AC infinity suite. They've got everything you need to get growing from fans to tents to lights. Code growcast One five works at AC infinity.com. You support us, and you're getting some badass, durable grow gear while you're doing it. So thank you to all you listeners using code grow cast one five, and thank you to AC infinity. All right, let's get into it with Mary Beth, thank you for listening and enjoy the show. You Jordan, hello podcast listeners, you are now listening to grow cast. I'm your host, Jordan River, and I want to thank you for tuning in again today. Before we get started, as always, I urge you to share this show. Turn a grower onto growcast, or turn a smoker onto growing for the first time. It's the best way that you can help us out, and it helps us on our mission of overgrow. Go to growcastpodcast.com to see all the stuff. There. You'll find the seeds, all the events, and, of course, the lovely growcast Membership Special. Thank you to all the amazing members out there. Today, I'm very excited for this episode, we've got good friend of the show, team grow cast member Mary Beth. Sanchez is back on the line. How are you doing? Mary

Marybeth Sanchez

02:27

Beth, yay. Well, I'm doing just absolutely fabulous. Welcome

Jordan River

02:31

back. Thank you so much for joining us again. Oh yeah. My pleasure always. I'm doing great. Of course, I love doing these episodes with you. Of course, if you haven't heard Mary Beth, go and check out her older episodes. She's an amazing organic gardening specialist and IPM specialist and so much more. She does serve as the resident nutrient deficiency diagnoser in Grow cast membership, and I've learned so much from you. Mary Beth, I'd like to start this podcast show, you know, the Our Front End Show. I'd like to start this episode out by saying you have taught me so much about how to accurately diagnose these different deficiencies, how to tell them apart, how to correct them, how to tell the pathogens from the deficiencies, and yeah, which way to go? Up, down, left, right. You are really, really talented, and I'm grasping just a little bit of it at a time, and it's very, very impressive, very, very good at what you do diagnosing plants through a picture, which is hard, you know, it's hard to diagnose through a picture. Little trick,

Marybeth Sanchez

03:34

yeah, because you can't give it a DNA test or, you know, the biological running, you know, a drop of something on it and see what color it turns, that kind of stuff, you do just kind of have to look at it and, you know, hope for the best, especially because a lot of things look really similar, really Yes, and you have to really, you know, stretch your brain and go, Okay, let's see how many factors line up with this possibility. Or maybe it's multiple things wrong, right? And that gets you another different picture to look at. So it does take some time before you start feeling more comfortable with it. For sure,

Jordan River

04:08

yeah. And filling in those blanks, it helps to experience them. But I really want to teach people how to identify these things ahead of time. Yeah.

Marybeth Sanchez

04:15

And so much of the information you know, the information that's available is less than perfect, so it can add to the confusion. That's exactly

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