Elixir Gardens Dolomite Lime - 25kg Bag

This Dolomite Lime is the ideal way of increasing soil pH to 6.5, which is a safe pH for most plan...

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This guide is for gardeners looking to improve their soil's pH and create a healthier environment for plants. Elixir Gardens Dolomite Lime effectively raises soil pH, benefiting a wide range of plants like brassicas and legumes. Keep in mind that the application rate needs to be carefully followed to avoid over-alkalizing the soil.

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FAQs

When is the best time to apply Dolomite Lime?

The best times to apply are in spring or autumn.

How much Dolomite Lime should I apply?

Apply 50g – 70g per square meter or 300g (Top Dressing) per square meter to raise pH by approximately 0.5.

Is Elixir Gardens Dolomite Lime suitable for all plants?

It is suitable for most plants, especially brassicas, legumes, grasses, and okra. However, always research the specific pH needs of your plants.

How do I store the Dolomite Lime?

Store the bag in a dry place to prevent it from clumping.

How long does it take for Dolomite Lime to affect the soil?

It can take several weeks to a few months for the Dolomite Lime to fully adjust the soil pH.

Can I use too much Dolomite Lime?

Yes, over-application can lead to overly alkaline soil, which can harm plants. Always test your soil and follow the recommended application rates.

Troubleshooting

Soil pH not changing after application.

Recheck the soil pH. Ensure the correct amount of lime was applied and incorporated properly. Consider waiting a few weeks and retesting.

Plants showing signs of stress after application.

Test the soil pH to check if the soil has become too alkaline. Over-application can lead to this issue. Consider flushing the soil with water to neutralize it.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Corrects acidic soil conditions.
  • Promotes robust plant growth.
  • Easy to apply.
  • Helps prevent Club Root.
  • Improves overall soil health.

Cons

  • Over-application can lead to overly alkaline soil, harming plants.
  • Requires careful measurement and application.
  • Results may vary depending on existing soil conditions.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

  1. Preparation: Before application, test your soil's pH to determine how much lime is needed.
  2. Application: Evenly distribute the lime across the soil surface, avoiding windy conditions.
  3. Incorporation: Gently work the lime into the top layer of soil, about 2-4 inches deep.
  4. Watering: After application, water the area to help the lime integrate into the soil.
  5. Care: Avoid application on windy days to prevent the loss of product. Store the bag in a dry place.

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