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Wednesday, October 08, 2025
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Little Ketchup
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Grittyville, WA
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These were the 6.25's I grew at my moms house.
Low production, and not big tomatoes. Very healthy plants. It seems less likely that it was a deficiency and more likely that it was excess nitrate. Manganese is very important but I think the excess nitrate was the bigger issue. Not sure I trust these tests entirely. They are not as straightforward as they would seem. For growing normal crops, the normal range is ok but for giants I bet for certain minerals more would be better. Except nirate. Thats just way too many ppm's and I think it messed the fruit up.
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