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Published 2 years ago
Updated 2 years ago
Product Details
Espoma Organic soil acidifier is the perfect blend for acid-loving plants like Hydrangeas and Blueberries!
How To Use
Apply in Spring and every 60 days until desired ph levels and desired bloom colors are achieved.
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What plants like acidic soil?
Perhaps the most well-known acid-loving plant is the blueberry, which thrives in about 4.0 – 5.0 pH. However, strawberries and blackberries also favor acidic soil. Find out if you have acid-loving plants here. Each spring, begin your gardening with a simple pH test of your soil and plan your soil amendment around the results.
What to put in soil before planting?
Shredded leaves, sawdust, peat and pine needles also make great additions to your soil before planting. This decaying organic material will decrease the pH of the soil over time. After you’ve identified and fixed your soil’s pH, it’s time to feed acid loving plants.
How long does it take to fertilize acid loving plants?
Fertilizing acid-loving plants only takes a few minutes, but creates bigger, better flowers and trees than ever before. You’ll be amazed by the results!
What is the pH of a plant?
Popular plants such as azaleas, rhododendrons, blueberries, strawberries and heathers, are all acid-loving, meaning they need a soil pH of about 5.5. Knowing whether your soil is acidic or not is the first step to healthier plants season after season.
How to lower pH in soil?
Soil Acidifier Helps You Lower Soil pH and Correct Alkaline Soils for Acid-Loving Plants. Applying organic, elemental garden sulfur is a safe and effective way to lower soil pH. Sulfur is also an important soil nutrient for promoting disease resistance.
Can sulfur be used to lower pH?
We recommend testing your soil pH before applying sulfur. 6-lb. bag. Applying organic, elemental garden sulfur is a safe and effective way to lower soil pH. Sulfur is also an important soil nutrient for promoting disease resistance.
10 hours ago
Hydrangeas & Blueberries: Apply in the spring to lower soil pH. New Plantings: 1-1/4 cups per plant. Established Plants: 2-1/2 cups per plant. Spread evenly around the plant out to the drip …
17 hours ago
· Espoma Soil Acidifier is the finest, most effective soil acidifier available. It contains minerals that can be used to correct the problem of alkaline soil. All the instructions …
17 hours ago
Soil Acidifier Aluminum Sulfate % Sulfur 30% 15% Long-Lasting Yes No Potential Aluminum toxicity to plant No Yes Espoma Soil Acidifier is the finest, most effective soil acidifier …
34 hours ago
· Espoma Soil Acidifier is the finest, most effective soil acidifier available. It contains minerals that can be used to correct the problem of alkaline soil. What is soil acidifier good …
24 hours ago
This soil acidifier is an all natural and high purity mineral. Can be used both as a plant food and as a soil amendment. Lowers the pH of soils and allows acid loving plants to achieve optimum …
17 hours ago
· Espoma UL30 is a specially formulated, slow-release soil acidifier that releases its active ingredient, sulfuric acid slowly and evenly over the course of months. This product has …
11 hours ago
Espoma's organic, elemental garden sulphur is a safe and effective way to lower soil pH. Sulphur also promotes disease resistance in your garden.
