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Old 05-11-2005, 02:14 PM
Wylie Wilde
 
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Default bicarb soda to reduce acid levels

"John Savage" wrote in message

I wouldn't use bicarb. This will be much the same as adding salt to your
soil. Lime is for reducing acidity, just use that. Unless you are growing
something that is very intolerant of calcium?


Doh! Yeah I forgot that bicarb is a form of sodium. I'll use lime instead,
thanks!

Cheers
Wilde


 
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