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re: Soil test results
Posted on 8/7/23 at 10:12 pm to bbvdd
Posted on 8/7/23 at 10:12 pm to bbvdd
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1st step I’d start to tackle is the lime.
6.88lbs per 100 sq ft means your super acidic (5.13 ph).
That will take a few months to start working.
Can I do that now?
At 6.88/100sq ft, I'd be at 4,000lbs of lime!!!! Could that be right???? That seems insane to me! (by the way, I didn't see that line in the results until you mentioned it, hence why I'm so shocked)
Where does a person purchase 2 actual freaking tons of lime?
Posted on 8/8/23 at 5:30 am to OneAyedJack
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At 6.88/100sq ft, I'd be at 4,000lbs of lime!!!!
No, you wouldn't.
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Could that be right???? That seems insane to me! (by the way, I didn't see that line in the results until you mentioned it, hence why I'm so shocked)
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Where does a person purchase 2 actual freaking tons of lime?
It's pretty easy, but you actually need to buy a fricking calculator. 6000 sq ft yard divides in 60 100 sq ft portions. 60×6.88 = 412.8 pounds of lime.
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