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Which are the two primary limiting nutrients for plant growth?

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    There are supposed to be at-least more than three nutrients for plant growth. But if i were to choose two, i would say

    nitrogen & phosphorus

    potassium is another nutrient for plant growth including, sulfur, calcium, and a lot others. but for now i'm going to say

    nitrogen, phosphorus
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