request for a smple PH and mineral chart

[areia]

As title looking for an online simple layout of which veg for which soil and PH levels, with a off bit explain which mineral do what for each veg.
that i can print off

Ive been browseing lots of books im just looking for something bit simpler

If you get me

[Bigmallly]

Not 100% sure what you are looking for areia but this may get you started.

Google Image Result for http://www.easymix.com.au/mildura/images/stories/vegetable_ph.jpg

[zazen999]

Aim for 6.5 and most things take up nutrients [ie grow ok].

[bojangles]

I done a couple different areas and it seems to be ranging from 6.5-7. It is heavy clay which havnt been used for a whille untill I started on it.

[areia]

thanks

I have a very heavy clay soil, im working on it,

ive grown some veggies that have been effected my mineral probs ie my pumpkins needed a boost

got me thinking when some plants are loooking a little sorry for themselves grow more isnt enough tey need just a boost of just one or two minerals

was just looking for a list of minerals etc like potash, potasium, nitrogen, epsom salts, etc and what fruit of veg they give a boost too

[Bigmallly]

Can't find anything specific to minerals but here is a good find. Just select the fruit/veg you want to know about.

Fruit and veg A to Z / RHS Gardening

[solway cropper]

Heavy clay soils tend to be more on the alkaline side but are not usually deficient in minerals. Before you start adding any minerals you should see if they are actually needed as it is easy to overdose and this can cause just as many problems as a deficiency. Get plenty of organic matter bunged on to your soil and you shouldn't need to add much else for most veggies. As Zaz pointed out, a neutral or slightly acid soil tends to suit most things.

[zazen999]

thanks

I have a very heavy clay soil, im working on it,

ive grown some veggies that have been effected my mineral probs ie my pumpkins needed a boost

got me thinking when some plants are loooking a little sorry for themselves grow more isnt enough tey need just a boost of just one or two minerals

was just looking for a list of minerals etc like potash, potasium, nitrogen, epsom salts, etc and what fruit of veg they give a boost too

I find that really clay soils hold enough nutrients to feed plants without anything extra - what's the pH of your soil?

[MyLifeWithAndrew]

Can't find anything specific to minerals but here is a good find. Just select the fruit/veg you want to know about.

Fruit and veg A to Z / RHS Gardening

Another great link.
Thanks.