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06-06-2003, 12:44 PM
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Is sulphur powder the least costly way to lower PH ?
I need to lower the PH of the soil for the black berries, etc...
Is powdered sulphur (sulfur?) the least expensive way to lower the PH in our area? If so, where do I go to get the best deal around the Austin area? I'm going to need 100 pounds or so. Bulk? Here's a link that I was reading: http://homepages.which.net/~fred.moor/soil/ph/p0104.htm Has anyone tried lime? Thanks, Gene Briggs, TX -- eMail: |
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