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• Limestone powder is used to reduce the acidity of mineral soil, lawns, or growing peat• Adding it raises the soil’s pH, improves nutrient solubility, and stimulates the activity of soil microorganisms• Liming inhibits the growth of moss in lawns• 14-day return policy.
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Limestone flour is used to reduce the acidity of mineral soil, lawns, or growing peat. Adding limestone flour raises the soil’s pH, improves the solubility of nutrients, and stimulates the activity of soil microorganisms. The calcium and magnesium content of the soil also increases. Liming inhibits the growth of moss in lawns. Use from early spring through late fall. Lime can be spread on the surface of the soil (or lawn) or mixed into the soil. Suitable pH levels for crops: pH 6–7 – field cucumbers, tomatoes, onions, peas, cabbage, turnips, beans, carrots, beets, leeks, rhubarb, tulip bulbs; pH 6–6.5 – strawberries, berries, fruit trees, ornamental plants, potatoes; pH 5.5–6.5 – lawns.
Application rate: 8 kg per 100 m² on the soil surface annually.
When establishing a garden or planting, mix 30–80 kg per 100 m² into the soil.
Approximately 6 kg of limestone powder is needed to neutralize the acidity of 1 m³ of peat.
Read the label before using the product and follow safety instructions when using it.