ps - love your shower girl!
I hunted her up just for you mate
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... I know you got hump-eye's for that!
JM, have a look here at a new company, RotBlock... very interesting bio-control angle, this bacterium doesn't attack like the Strepomyces do, their critter becomes endogenous in the tissues, blocks and out competes other pathogens... If my OD season goes off, this stuff is going to get the real deal test! This spot is less than a mile from the ocean, cool and high RH%!
Just watched the vid' of your sap analysis, very interesting,... I'm a bit shocked at how many of your micronutes were at low levels, something I suspect is behind a fair number of issues I see at Sick Bay. Hence my constant harping about supp'ing with micronutes regularly along with humic-fulvic, fulvic + foliar in particular... I had been using Ful-Power, but it ain't cheap nor especially concentrated... Then my bud gRowshi turned me onto this powdered form! I called and asked about it more, and it's 100% soluble
... I'ma snag a tub of
this stuff here.... otherwise, I've been liking the Earth Juice Microblast for broad micro' coverage, mainly sulfate based!
Anyway, do you have an idea about why you're low on micro's? Is it the soil-- lacking, leaching, locking up? ...with all the foliar you do, I'd have bet they'd be chock-full of righteous metals!
... as you say, critical info to know.... I like the EJM because it's a liquid, well chelated (I still add fulvic anyway!) so it's easy and effective to use...
OK I gotta ask, what's happening with that insta-beard?
... smooth as a tomato's ass at the start, then Rambutan lush the next!
nicely done my man! 
solid, everybody-needs-to-know info as always - 
... you mix a mean cocktail bud! I thought I saw you sneek a sip or two,...
... Armory and Actinovate come to mind for this,.. Farmacy may have some others to recommend too! 
An add-on tip for folks using coco or peat as a starting mix: sometimes if the surface gets pretty dry, it can become a bit hydrophobic, and doesn't re-wet well... To combat this, use a wetting agent in whatever you apply; this takes the surface tension out of the solution, so it penetrates faster and better... WIth foliars, it also helps coat and stick more evenly, instead of just beading up,.. more surface area covered = more absorbed!
