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Hello David, I’d recommend getting a soil test
done thru an independent Albrecht Lab. (in Good Luck. Cheers, Yours and Growing, Darren J. Doherty Applied
Diploma of Permaculture Design, (Education, Site Design, System Establishment
& Implementation) Permaculture Institute (1995) Permaculture
Design Certificate, Permaculture Institute (1993, 1995, 2001) Whole
Farm Planning Certificate (Train the Trainer), permaculture
designer @ permaculture.biz a. 103 Casey St, East Bendigo, Victoria,
Australia, 3550 p. 613 5444 1068 f. 613 5444 0621 -----Original Message----- Hi, I have a
calcareous soil substrate here in the Bahamas (pH 8.1) and have an iron
deficiency in many of my plants. I do have an organic micronutrient spray, but
applications have to happen every two weeks. Plants have been responding well
to this, but I would like to think up some alternatives. Does anyone know
of any long term solutions to making iron available to plants other than
applying chelated iron? Also, wondering if folks
have heard of wood ashes lowering pH? Thanks, David David Orgain The Island School,
Bahamas 242-359-7625 Do you Yahoo!? |
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