Which soils are prone to boron deficiency?

1. Soil with low total boron content. For example, the soil developed by acidic igneous rocks.

2. Calcareous soil, especially soil with a lot of free calcium carbonate.

3. Leaching strong acid soil.

4. Lighter soil. Such as sandy soil, windy sandy soil, etc.

5. Soils with low organic matter content or seldom used organic matter fertilizers.

6. Acidic soils that use a lot of lime will cause boron deficiency over time.

7. Acidic sapropel soil, mud rock soil and other organic soil, marsh soil.

8. Excessive application of nitrogen and potassium fertilizers to the soil.