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You can get trace mineral fertilizers for whatever you are lacking. And another wonderful thing is that there is an organic way to replace every mineral your soil may be lacking. so it doesn't have to be "chemicals".
I personally fertilize with seed meal (N), bone meal (phosphorus and all important calcium), agricultural lime (calcium), dolomitic lime (magnesium), and kelp meal (K + just about everything else in the world is in kelp meal).
My soils are heavily leached in Western Washington, and the two biggest lacking culprits are the calcium and magnesium.
You can get trace mineral fertilizers for whatever you are lacking. And another wonderful thing is that there is an organic way to replace every mineral your soil may be lacking. so it doesn't have to be "chemicals".
I personally fertilize with seed meal (N), bone meal (phosphorus and all important calcium), agricultural lime (calcium), dolomitic lime (magnesium), and kelp meal (K + just about everything else in the world is in kelp meal).
My soils are heavily leached in Western Washington, and the two biggest lacking culprits are the calcium and magnesium.
