Your soil test shows neutral pH (7.0), low N & P, high K. Instead of calculating individual amendments (iron sulfate, ammonium sulfate, triple superphosphate), apply a balanced 12-12-12 fertilizer plus aged manure for a quick, safe fix. This raises N & P while maintaining K and pH.
Long-term soil health: Annually incorporate compost, peat, shredded leaves, and grass clippings. Mulch plants with straw or leaves. Organic matter buffers pH, feeds microbes, and improves structure—eliminating precise chemical calculations. For the bell pepper issue (brown leathery growth), ensure consistent moisture and calcium via gypsum or eggshell tea.
Rotate crops as space allows; even in small beds, shift plant families yearly.
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