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Interveinal chlorosis

Pronounced / in·ter·VAY·nul kloh·ROH·sis /

Yellowing between a leaf's veins while the veins themselves stay green.

Example in a sentence

“Magnesium deficiency often shows up first as interveinal chlorosis on mid-canopy leaves.”

Also called interveinal

Yellowing between a leaf’s veins while the veins themselves stay green.

Leaf Doctor Yellowing lower leaves: what it is, and when it’s nothing Before anything else: if you're six or more weeks into flower and it's only the bottom leaves, this is probably normal.