Well, unfortunately those results are fairly typical of soil in this area, minus the sulfur. Did you add sulfur to the lawn/soil? As MQ said, the results could be drastically different with more sample areas, but aside from the sulfur, I wouldn't count on it.
SoilSavvy results help.
background: zone 8a, compacted gray/black clay soil
This is the first test I've done since moving into the new construction home in Dec.2016. pH and Nitrogen levels seem ok. Phosphorous and potash are low i know and are a little easier remedied than my primary concerns on this result.
The Calcium, Sulfur, and Sodium are off the charts insane. I've done a bit of googling but haven't really found anything to help bring these to normal levels. Suggestions or Ideas are welcomed.
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As a side note. I was planning on leveling my lawn with sand in the coming month or two, but with the Sodium levels i've come to rethink it, any reason i shouldn't be worried with leveling with sand?
This is the first test I've done since moving into the new construction home in Dec.2016. pH and Nitrogen levels seem ok. Phosphorous and potash are low i know and are a little easier remedied than my primary concerns on this result.
The Calcium, Sulfur, and Sodium are off the charts insane. I've done a bit of googling but haven't really found anything to help bring these to normal levels. Suggestions or Ideas are welcomed.
As a side note. I was planning on leveling my lawn with sand in the coming month or two, but with the Sodium levels i've come to rethink it, any reason i shouldn't be worried with leveling with sand?
