Oyster Shell Lime for Calcium & pH Adjustment High quality ag/lime soil conditioner which provides immediate and long term release of nutrients that control pH levels. Oystershell lime promotes healthy root growth, and improves soil compaction. Natural, organic source of calcium is used to correct Ca deficiencies and raise pH in acidic soils. Contains 96% calcium carbonate plus a natural balance of 10 other nutrients and micronutrients. Variable particle size provides both immediate and long-term fertilization. Use at 4-5 lb/20 row feet for flowers and vegetables or 1 lb/tree, 2-10 lb/100 sq ft or 500-4,000 lb/acre, depending on soil analysis and crop. Repeated applications may be needed to fully adjust pH and Ca levels. In acidic soils, add 1-3 lb/hole when planting trees. Also good for bocce ball courts!
Product Details
Item Model Number:
F1850
Product Dimensions:
22 x 12 x 6 inches.
Shipping Weight:
55 pounds.
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Materials Safety Data Sheet (MSDS):
Oyster Shell Lime (50 Lb) MSDS - 277kb
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