Fe def. / K def. outdoors

Site preparation April 1st: (many stinging nettles, simple ph-test: 5)
1.5 ft deep and wide with approxamatly 14 oz of dolomite lime, 3 oz of rockdust and 3-5 handfulls of cow manure pellets (about 2-2-2)

Germination: April 1st. Greenhouse.
Transplantation to outdoors: May 10th

May 10th
3 oz: seabird guano: 9-7-4

May 25th
1.5 oz: seabird guano: 9-7-4

June 19th
1/4 triplesuperphosphat(46 P2O5) + 3/4 patentkali (30 K2O (+10+17))
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0.7 oz: 0-12-22 (+7MgO+12S)



Is this an Fe def. do to the high amount of the dolomite lime/Ca?
Should I foliar spray with FE (EDTA)?
The bottom leafs look like a K def. and maybe a overall P def. probably also because of too much Ca and maybe low night tempeatures(although the othe spot in the bag-soil don`t look the same)?
Therefore they got water-soluble P, K and Mag.

Any suggestions on what to do?
Next season I will most definatly prepare the spots already in fall.


Second spot:
they have 5 gal. of bag soil containing mainly peat moss, the label says ph: 5.6.
They got

May 25th
1.5 oz: seabird guano: 9-7-4

June 19th
3/4 seabird guano: 9-7-4 + 1/4 patentkali (30 K2O (+10+17))
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0.45 oz: ~7-5-11 (+2.5MgO+4S)



Is this a K def?


Answers are well appreciated.
Thank you.

Heat stress and a need for some N. Last pic is likely bug damage..not sure though.

The last pic looks like a PH problem to me. The other pics look like heat stress and poor drainage and plant being overwatered. Somethings wrong with your roots.