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Miguel wrote at 2008-06-03 12:57:42
Although this is fairly old this provided information is somewhat inaccurate. Adding sulfur to the soil will not make it more alkaline but in fact to the complete opposite. Sulfur is used to LOWER the soil ph thus making it more acidic. Dolomitic limestone will do the trick just fine..just takes a few months to work.



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