I repost this as I now think I figured out why the P got so low.
1000 kg grass dry weight removed from the soil take away:
30kg Nitrogen(N)
3,5kg Phosphorus(P)
30kg Potassium(K)
4kg Sulfur(S)
Or in grams 30'000g(N), 3'500g(P), 30'000g(K), 4'000g(S)
Reduce it to a kilo dry weight grass we get
30g(N)-3,5g(P)-30g(K) and 4g(S)
Most of us don't grow 1 kilo plants so let us do a final reduction to a 100g dry weight plant
3g(N)-0,35g(P)-3g(K) and 0.4g(S) that is what it takes to make 100 grams grass.
These numbers are for grass(for horse and cows).
Can this be useful when growing Cannabis if we adjust the numbers?
Why do the P get so low?
I think the answer is when harvesting grass you don’t remove the roots, so what ever is left of P...