@cannabissequoia I’m still confused about hot “Worm” compost this clone has been in this worm bin for about 2 weeks looks pretty darn healthy to me only gets like two hours of sun no burnt leaves here!
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Well, that’s why I need it tested-- It might just be “salty” but almost everything I applied it to, as either top-dress or soil amendment/component, screamed high pH at me. I trust my lame pH meter for rough or gross variations and i think it gave me a “nice” 8.4 for the vermicompost i made. 
SGS? Overdid the food? FWIW, i’m not going to use any more of the suspicious horse stall shavings. (in another compost thread i mention smelling something like flea treatment of some kind…not just pine/cedar). 
I’ll shuddup & go photog my wormy area.
Is this where I close my thread to be proper? 
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To the pH 7.9 plant in question… I tossed LITFA out the window, leached the container with 3x container volume, first with 1/2 vinegar, then 1/4, then plain 6.0pH 80ppm. Runoff clear. pH 5.9 1 hour later, pH 18 hours later is… 6.1
i’ll wait until that pot gets light, water with 6.3 pH, & do the wait & check again but i already see “de-purpling” in the stems 
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This is what an extreme LITFA deficiency looks like: