Iron. Iron is typically the micronutrient that is most commonly deficient in turfgrass, and generally, deficiencies are a result of iron insolubility. It is important for chlorophyll and cytochrome production, and critical for the cellular respiratory system. Deficiencies are common in soils with high pH, calcium, zinc, manganese, phosphorus
Calcium (Ca) deficiency impairs root function and predisposes plant to iron toxicity. It causes stunting and death of growing points. Why and where it occurs. Ca deficiency is relatively rare especially in irrigated rice systems. It can be caused by one or more of the following: small amounts of available Ca in soil (degraded, acid, sandy soils)
Other Symptoms of Calcium Cannabis Deficiency. If a cannabis plant is affected by a calcium deficiency for too long, it may begin to show the following symptoms due to the lack of calcium. Stems become weak or flimsy and may crack easily; Stems become hollow or show inner signs of decay; Plant does not stand up well to heat.