i need a granular product to get my soil from 7 (nuetral) down to 6.7- any suggestions?
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Originally posted by Bobbygeddi need a granular product to get my soil from 7 (nuetral) down to 6.7- any suggestions?
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wished I only had to drop my pH that far. I have mostly Calcareous Sandy soil with an average pH of 9 or higher.
A good Acid Forming Fertilizer should be good enough the drop your pH that little bit. Look for blends that have a high percentage of both Free and combined Sulfur.
Year ago when I was still actually cutting grass myself I pick up a new customer with a real high PH soil. The last company couldn't figure out the problem and had dumped tons of Fertilizer on his lawn with no response. He has a soil sample done and had a copy of it. High pH was the problem and all the Nutrients were soil locked by the pH. I applied straight sulfur and all of their fertilizer became available and the Lawn started growing like a hay field.
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Originally posted by FvstringpickerApproximately 6-7 lbs of elemental sulpher per 1000 sq ft should reduce the ph from 7 to about 6.7 in sandy soil. Double the amount for clay soil.bobbygedd - voted most likely to succeed by lsforum members
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