I had my soil tested and per the lab most things look decent. All the micronutrients are normal. Here are the rest of the results:

Soil pH 7.4

Phosphorus (12ppm) Medium

Potassium (19 ppm) Low

Calcium (1191ppm) high/very high

Magnesium (206ppm) very high

Cation Exchange: 7.7 Meq/100g

Percent Base Saturation:

K=0.7 Mg=22.0 Ca=77.5

Extractable Aluminum: 5ppm

Soluble Salts: 0.06 dS/M

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The lab recommends 6lb potassium/1000 sq ft along with 1 lb of nitrogen.

Do I need to be worried that my calcium and magnesium is TOO high? Theres no information on how to interpret those "very high" ratings. I've tried googling but just came across a bunch of stuff about whether or not there is an "ideal" Ca:Mg ratio. Should I be looking to bring down the pH to be a bit more acid? scatter coffee? something else?