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Boron Deficiency?

DAVEinMB

By DAVEinMB
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DAVEinMB Grand Master

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Noticed these hooks last night on one of my mules, is this a sign of boron deficiency?

Thanks, Dave

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Laaz Veteran

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No, mine do the same on some fronds & not on others...

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@Laaz cool, I did some searching last night and started going in a circle on possible cause haha 

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@Laaz some previous posts I stumbled upon discussed hooks being a sign of jubaea mixed into the cross. Are these what that is referring to?

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May be, my Patric hybrid gets the hooks as well.

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Nothing wrong with it. Happens a lot. I have plenty of cocoids that show this periodically. 

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