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My first impression is it's complex. I wouldn't take the time to measure in fractions of an ounce. Plant growth is too unpredictable to be that precise.
Edited: Some say it's difficult to over feed when using organic nutrients.
- Excel did that; I will round up or down.
Too hot will burn the plants.
Some say it's difficult to over feed when using organic nutrients.
I probably wasn't helpful in my earlier comments, so I thought I'd try again. A problem I have in assessing someone else's soil mix is I don't use or haven't used some of the ingredientes. That's true here, but I could possibly add a bit about what I think I know. I recycle my soil, and that changes everything. I also add nutrients to plants individually during the grow based how the plants are growing, so I don't use a one-size-fits-all formula. I often add to the mix based on what looks good. I haven't used composted manure, Dr. Earth or Fish Bone Meal.
One need not be a professional. One only needs to be willing to learn. I mostly know what each one does for the plant. That doesn't mean there's nothing left to learn. It just means I started simply and added amendments and nutrients as I went. Each time I added something, I did so for a reason. The reason may have been to try a recommendation, or to solve a problem, or to improve the crop, or to apply new learning. If these plants get what they need to grow, they'll grow.
Lots of sources on the web about organic amendments and what each one brings to the table. Just have to do the research
Everyone is using Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious nowadays.