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Cole_Robbie · November 25, 2015

I am reading your list as:
nitrogen
nitrogen
calcium
magnesium
sulphur

You're missing phosphorous and potassium, which would explain the problems with flowering and fruiting.

Tomatotone would be the easiest to add. You could also use high-phosphorous bat guano and greensand for potassium. There are 1,001 other products and fertilizers, too, that will give you P and K. Many of them also contain micronutrients, which may make you not need parts of your current mix. Too much of a micronutrient can be as bad as a deficiency.

November 25, 2015	#49
Cole_Robbie Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jun 2012 Location: Illinois, zone 6 Posts: 8,407	I am reading your list as: nitrogen nitrogen calcium magnesium sulphur You're missing phosphorous and potassium, which would explain the problems with flowering and fruiting. Tomatotone would be the easiest to add. You could also use high-phosphorous bat guano and greensand for potassium. There are 1,001 other products and fertilizers, too, that will give you P and K. Many of them also contain micronutrients, which may make you not need parts of your current mix. Too much of a micronutrient can be as bad as a deficiency.