Required, "first time grower question",, How much dolomite lime do I add to help with PH? Ive read between 1-2 tablespoons per gallon. Do I top dress it or do I mix it in water or is there a even a difference? Growing in 50/50, promix hp mycorrhizae and coco. Lastly is there any harm in putting water in high? Say like 6.7ph or can I only go to 6.5?

An analysis such as 5-10-15, 5-10-10 or 6-12-12 is satisfactory. Add fertilizer to the mixture at the rate of 5 pounds per cubic yard (27 cubic feet) of the potting mixture or 3.75 ounces per bushel (1.25 cubic feet) of potting mixture. Add dolomitic lime — the type commonly used for vegetable gardens — to the potting mixture. Most composts are too heavy, hold too much water or drain too much, or have too high a starting EC to be used 100%. Organic Growing Media. Many materials used to make growing media in “traditional” greenhouses such as peat moss, vermiculite and perlite can be used for organic production. Check with an organic certifier.

Lime is a common soil amendment that adds calcium to the garden. Lime also helps correct soil pH and can be added when a soil test indicates the pH is lower than the ideal range for most vegetables; that optimal range is 6.2 to 6.8. The addition of lime makes acidic soil closer to the neutral pH range. 2) about how much hydrated lime should be added to a 50/50 mix? like, how much per 1cup of 50/50? 3) if i were to use my own mix of 50% verm and 50% peat moss, is there any specific type of peat moss i should use? i saw a few different types while at the store today, ranging from some that looked like potting soil to some that looked like ...

1.Start by pouring 5 parts of peat moss/coir into the container. 2.Add 2 parts perlite 3.Add 1 part vermiculite and mix thoroughly. 4.Moisten the mix before using in pots or flats. 5.Add a small pitch of agricultural lime if needed. Small amounts of alcitic limestone or agricultural lime will need to be added to the peat based media. Add lime (one teaspoon per quart of mixture) for the types of common ferns. Other ferns, like maidenhair, thrive in a mixture of one-half peat moss, one-fourth garden or potting soil, and one-fourth of a mixture of equal parts sand, charcoal chips and manure. Usually, for maidenhair, a tablespoon of ground limestone is added per gallon of mixture.

50000 Ton/Tons per Month. VIETGO is one of the most experienced and professional exporters of various types of Vietnamese agricultural products. We have the significant source of the BEST suppliers of Vietnam in terms of both quantity and quality.Jul 22, 2020 · Fortunately such soils are rare. If you feel that the whole business of determining lime requirement is too complicated and you know that your soil is acid, a good general rule is to apply 0.3kg of hydrated lime per sq m (sq yd) on sandy or loamy soils, and 0.8kg per sq m (sq yd) on clay or peaty soils.