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  Citric Acid Phytotoxicity Observations
25% Citric Acid Phytotoxicity Test
Observations 3 days after treatment

Streptocarpus
Phytotoxicity rating: Severe
  • All leaves turned black
  • Flowers were bleached
  • Recovery was slow
Streptocarpus
Guava
Phytotoxicity rating: Moderate
  • Young leaves and new shoots burned
  • Recovery was slow

Guava
Eggplant
Phytotoxicity rating: Severe
  • All leaves burned and dropped
  • By 6 weeks after treatment, new leaves appeared
  • Recovery was slow
eggplant
Leatherleaf fern
Phytotoxicity rating: Moderate
  • Leaves burned on the outer edges, then dropped
  • Recovery was moderate
Leather leaf fern
Calathea
Phytotoxicity rating: Severe
  • Leaf coloration bleached out
  • By 6 weeks after treatment, majority of leaves were dead
  • Recovery time was very slow

Calathea
Bromeliad
Phytotoxicity rating: Moderate
  • Tips of flowers and leaves burned
  • Flowers were bleached
  • Dark brown spots appeared where acid may have concentrated
  • Recovery was slow
Bromeliad
Dendrobium orchid
Phytotoxicity rating: Moderate
  • Mainly bleaching of flowers (spotty white, wilting petals
  • Recovery was moderate

Dendrobium Orchid
Anthurium
Phytotoxicity rating: Moderate
  • Flowers burned at edges
  • Dark brown spots on older leaves
  • Recovery was moderate
Anthurium

Mock orange
Phytotoxicity rating: Moderate
  • Growing tips turned black
  • Some leaves bleached, eventually discolored and dropped
  • Recovery was slow
Mock Orange
Passion fruit
Phytotoxicity rating: Slight
  • Leaves were spotted white
  • This plant is fastgrowing, so recovery was quick

Passion Fruit
Sago palm
Phytotoxicity rating: Moderate
  • Spotting on leaves, tips burned
  • Recovery was slow


Sago Palm
Papaya
Phytotoxicity rating: Slight
  • Leaves were spotted, eventually turned brown and dropped
  • Lesions on trunks
  • Recovery was slow
Papaya

 

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