Calcium, Magnesium, Sulfur and Sodium are needed in relatively significant amounts. Boron, Manganese, Copper and Zinc in trace amounts. The Dyna-Gro products offer the big three (N-P-K) plus all these micros - better, they are already properly balanced.

Worm's Way carries some of the Dyna-Gro products - not sure if they list Foliage Pro. They are headquartered in Indianapolis and I'm sure shipping time and charges would be favorable.

Many thanks

Just for the sake of accuracy, Ca, Mg and S are secondary macro-nutrients and it's generally considered that Na (sodium) is unnecessary for normal growth, even though it does affect the water relations of a few plants positively, and it can sometimes act as a conservator or partial replacement of K, but never as a complete replacement.

MG 24-8-16 supplies everything likely to be deficient in bark-based soils except Ca, MG (you get these from the lime in your soil) and S.

AL

Thanks so much Al....that really helps a lot. Maybe this isnt rocket science after all!

I am using collected rain water(it was easy to get if you dig) and when I water it runs out the bottom lke it should. After a month of this should I add a pinch or two more lime to avoid BER?

If your soil was limed, it's probably unnecessary to add additional lime at any point, though if you happened to be pressing the same soil into service for the third year, you might need to include a little Epsom salts in your fertilizer solution because the Mg fraction of the lime is about 125X more soluble than the Ca fraction.

Al