Sounds like a plan, good luck buddy...



"Grilled Spam tastes yummi !!" wrote in message
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I think a soil test would cost a lot more than one pepper
plant worth, so I won't do that. I just bought some
epson salt ($1.97 for 3 lbs) and a Lilly Miller
"Vitamin B1 plant starter" liquid for ($3.97 for 1 gallon)
which contains:
B: 0.02%
Fe: 0.125%
Mn: 0.125%
Zn: 0.125%

I will add these to the water for a couple of weeks, or
until the plant looks better.


"Mike Stevenson" wrote in message
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Just be careful not to think too much into it. It's very easy to get
bogged
down in the details of mineral deficienies and plant diseases and drive
yourself crazy trying to treat all these percieved problems. I would
highly
recommend having an extensive soil test done if you are pretty sure your
problem is a mineral deficiencies. Your local agricultural extension
will
probubly do these tests for free, just request a full trace mineral
work-up.
It's important to be sure becuase having too much of some minerals can
be
as
bad or worse than not having enough, and you could accidentally overdose
your plant. Just be careful.

Thanks, I might need some as the plant
is in a rather bad shape -- I try no to lose
my year around pepper supply.....

"Mike Stevenson" wrote in message
et...
Sounds like a plan, good luck buddy...

Thanks, I might need some as the plant
is in a rather bad shape -- I try no to lose
my year around pepper supply.....

"Mike Stevenson" wrote in message
et...
Sounds like a plan, good luck buddy...