Deficiency chart with photos

[RedtailForester]

Found this nice little nutrient deficiency chart. Enjoy!
 
http://www.haifa-group.com/knowledge_center/crop_guides/pepper/nutritional_requirements/nutritional_disorders_in_peppers/

 

[geeme]

Thanks!
 
This is another pretty good one, in case you don't already have it. Someone other than me posted it on this site previously. http://www.seminis-us.com
 
You know, I still think we should do our own. One thing about most of these guides is that they often only have late-stage photos. The early signs of BER, for example, are often left out. However, if you can fix the situation when BER is first evident, you can save a whole lot of crop. 

 

[juanitos]

Thanks!
 
This is another pretty good one, in case you don't already have it. Someone other than me posted it on this site previously. http://www.seminis-us.com
 
You know, I still think we should do our own. One thing about most of these guides is that they often only have late-stage photos. The early signs of BER, for example, are often left out. However, if you can fix the situation when BER is first evident, you can save a whole lot of crop.

added to FAQ ty

 

[RedtailForester]

Thanks!
 
This is another pretty good one, in case you don't already have it. Someone other than me posted it on this site previously. http://www.seminis-us.com
 
You know, I still think we should do our own. One thing about most of these guides is that they often only have late-stage photos. The early signs of BER, for example, are often left out. However, if you can fix the situation when BER is first evident, you can save a whole lot of crop. 

 
That's another good one G! Thank you for sharing. 

 

[Rainman]

Thanks!
 
This is another pretty good one, in case you don't already have it. Someone other than me posted it on this site previously. http://www.seminis-us.com
 
You know, I still think we should do our own. One thing about most of these guides is that they often only have late-stage photos. The early signs of BER, for example, are often left out. However, if you can fix the situation when BER is first evident, you can save a whole lot of crop. 

 
This would be one of the best pinned/stickies IMO.  I am a little wary of the few deficiency charts that go about as I'm a relatively new grower, so cannot always relate what I'm seeing on my plants to the "descriptions" listed on the chart.  
 
The link in the OP has photos, but not the best ones tbh.  I'm sure some of the pros on here have more detailed "classic" photos of deficiencies we could use.
 
Personally I read ever leaf issue thread going, as the advice usually translates as useful to me at some point spotting my own deficiencies as they arise.  I would love a pinned post that I could refer to on an as needed basis.  If I had the knowledge I would make one.  Also, would be happy to contribute some photos as I'm sure I have a few deficiencies at any given time lol.