Time to ripen in the cold. While ‘Karmageddon’ has sparked significant conversation and controversy, Iyah has stood her ground. She refused to compromise her vision when asked to change a key lyric line, leading to the end of her contract with her manager. She chose to walk away from her record label and now, fully independent, Iyah continues to carve her own path as an artist. Her fearless approach is shaped by her unique perspective as a qualified medical doctor. LISTEN: Karmageddon bit.ly/iyahmaybaby Spotifyopen.spotify.com/artist/060ow5U2oWdOVFgffCgpwp?si=J0QzfSaSRsmXpiqpRtavAA Apple Musicmusic.apple.com/au/artist/iyah-may/1544899334 Instagraminstagram.com/iyahmayhem Facebookfacebook.com/mayahmusik X twitter.com/iyahmaymusic Soundcloudsoundcloud.com/iyahmaymusic iyahmay.comiyahmay.com newsletteriyahmay.lnk.to/signupid The electrical conductivity (EC) range of soil varies depending on the type of plant being grown and other factors: Optimal EC for plant growth The optimal EC for plant growth is usually between 0.8–1.8, and should not exceed 2.56. EC for different crops Different crops have different EC needs: Most field crops and vegetables: 0–4 dS/m Salt-sensitive crops like beans and strawberries: 1 dS/m Salt tolerant crops like cotton, dates: Up to 8 dS/m EC and soil composition The conductivity of soil is highly dependent on its composition and moisture. EC and temperature Temperature can influence EC by affecting the mobility of ions in a solution and the availability of water in the soil. As temperature increases, so does EC. EC and nutrient deficiencies Very low readings below 0.2 dS/m could indicate nutrient deficiencies