After applying 10-10-10 to correct phosphorus and potassium deficiencies, wait until fall to retest. Nutrients need months to disperse evenly through the soil profile. Testing too soon gives misleading results.
Use the University of Georgia soil testing service (georgiasoiltest.com) for accurate recommendations. Fall testing allows time to amend before spring planting.
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