Can I use 100% organics soil+nutes with a synthetic foliar?

IMG_0500.jpgIMG_0501.jpg ok so turns out I forgot that i cut some of the badness off so I could keep track in case it gets worse, but this is the best i can do in the way of photos. Basically it is the very edges of the leaves going yellow/brown and some brown spots on the leaves. This is the older leaves. A few new leaves right at the top have a little interveinal chlorosis as well ie yellowing with green veins. Thanks in advance!
 
In fact the interveinal chlorosis at the top seems to have lessened since a feed the other day so thats good. Any confirmation on whether the brown/yellowness is cal mag or something else would be useful though. If it is of any relevance, it has got a bit overly cold during lights off the last couple of days (15C as opposed to 25 during lights on) but thats sorted now.
 
The photo plus, and the nourish l products are amazing! Love the smell! I had to double bag the photo plus cuz I puked when I opened the bottle. Plants love it though.
 
I don't know what any of those bottled products you listed are, so I can't comment on that... But, I do know a thing or two about organic gardening. Do you have more of those worm castings? If they are high quality castings (most sold in stores are not...), they should be loaded with plant-available calcium, and also plenty of magnesium. Lay down an inch of so of castings on top of your soil and water thoroughly. That should fix you right up.

There are plenty of ways to solve a cal or mag deficiency without spraying unknown crap on your plants. Eggshells+vinegar can be turned into a potent calcium supplement. Epsom salt is OK'd for organic production; it'll solve a magnesium deficiency quickly.
cool what organic based calmag is that?
Kelp meal has calcium too. Its a great nutrient accumulater. Also has potassium, nitrogen, iron, zinc, sulfur, magnanese, and amino acids. Fungi feed off it too.
You guys are all right, but I often wonder why people forget about black strap molasses. WAY easier is pretty much 100% water soluble, affordable, and easy to get.
Has all the stuff you are needing and it's organic and it's full of other micros too.
 
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