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Simi valley, ca

Organic matter-------5.0
nitrogen-------------15 ppm
phosphorus weak bray-175 ppm
phosphorus NaHco2-3p-159 ppm
potassium------------666 ppm
magnesium------------348 ppm
calcium--------------2027 ppm
sodium---------------95 ppm
sulfur---------------103 ppm
zinc-----------------9.8 ppm
manganese------------2 ppm
iron-----------------15 ppm
copper---------------0.8 ppm
boron----------------1.4 ppm

PH-------------------7.3
CEC------------------15.1
Ece--average---------1.3

cation saturation computed
potassium 11.3 %
magnesium 19.0 %
calcium 67.0 %
sodium 2.7 %

last yr i added copper & manganese ,
copper went from 0.3 up to .08
manganese went from 2 (stayed same) 2

Any suggestions ? Please ? Thank you -Glenn !!!

4/20/2013 10:58:20 AM

Simi valley, ca

Mistake in the decimal point (.)

Copper went from 0.3 up to 0.8 ppm

4/20/2013 11:13:58 AM

ShagHarbour n,s canada

i am not expert but i can tell you think you are pretty much low in everything,,,, i am sure someone else can give you more detailed help

4/20/2013 11:55:33 AM

Upa Creek, Mo

You aren't low in everything. Calcium and manganese are a bit low from what I see standout.

4/20/2013 12:17:35 PM

Colorado

fisssh you may want to try to raise mn to 6/7 ppm and lower your ph towards 6.5. Otherwise looks good.

4/20/2013 1:38:15 PM

Torrance, Ca.

Just put that 1381 in the soil and go nutzzz Glenn!!!


Pollen will be waiting for you later this year at the house ;)

4/20/2013 2:13:25 PM

Columbia, Kentucky

need calcium and potassium also want to lower ph to at least 7. between 6.8 and 7.1 are the sweet spot for most. Good luck and do alot of research i found a study online that charted the soil test of 100 AG that where over 1000 lbs. Most of all have FUN!

4/21/2013 1:17:06 AM

Muddy Waters

I wouldnt sweat the PH the past 2 years mine has been 7.9 & 7.5.I think the giants are good in higher PH.I would raise your calcium a little.

4/27/2013 10:24:09 PM