Sulfur deficiency vs. healthy plant-Cabbage

Symptoms
General plant development is delayed and growth is stunted. White cabbage develops succulent, brittle leaf tissue. Headforming is inhibited and crops are more susceptible to fungal infections.

Reasons
Sulfur deficiency (left) S deficiency can easily be confused with lack of N. Symptoms like delayed and stunted growth are similar, but chlorosis occurs on younger leaves first with S undersupply, whereas N deficiency symptoms are first visible on older foliage.

Symptoms
General plant development is delayed and growth is stunted. White cabbage develops succulent, brittle leaf tissue. Headforming is inhibited and crops are more susceptible to fungal infections.

Reasons
Sulfur deficiency (severe deficiency left, healthy right) S deficiency can easily be confused with lack of N. Symptoms like delayed and stunted growth are similar, but chlorosis occurs on younger leaves first with S undersupply, whereas N deficiency symptoms are first visible on older foliage.

Symptoms
Young plants show chlorosis of the younger leaves. General plant development is delayed and growth is stunted. Headforming is inhibited and crops are more susceptible to fungal infections. White cabbage develops succulent, brittle leaf tissue.

Reasons
Sulfur deficiency (left) S deficiency can easily be confused with lack of N. Symptoms like delayed and stunted growth are similar, but chlorosis rather occurs on younger leaves first with S undersupply, whereas N deficiency symptoms are first visible on older foliage.

Symptoms
General plant development is delayed and growth is stunted. Headforming is inhibited and crops are more susceptible to fungal infections.

Reasons
Sulfur deficiency S deficiency can easily be confused with lack of N. Symptoms like delayed and stunted growth are similar, but chlorosis occurs on younger leaves first with S undersupply, whereas N deficiency symptoms are first visible on older foliage. Sulfur is required in relatively high quantities in brassicas. A steady supply of S throughout the season is needed.

Symptoms
General plant development is delayed and growth is stunted. The youngest developing leaves show uniform chlorosis.

Reasons
Sulfur deficiency S deficiency can easily be confused with lack of N. Symptoms like delayed and stunted growth are similar, but chlorosis occurs on younger leaves first with S undersupply, whereas N deficiency symptoms are first visible on older foliage. Sulfur is required in relatively high quantities in brassicas. A steady supply of S throughout the season is needed.