Re: PH Question
Kevin,
7.1 ph is fine..... I personally would not do a thing? From you
description, it sounds like you like in a warmer climate, are you from the
California area, or down south?
My ph is 7.0, but living here in the NorthEast it is a constant battle
(because of acid rain), I am always adding lime (Spring and Fall).
Dave
Sterling, MA
----- Original Message -----
From: <Pumpkinpirate1@aol.com>
To: <pumpkins@hort.net>
Sent: Sunday, February 01, 2004 1:09 PM
Subject: PH Question
> OK List
> Here is a Question I just got back my soil test and it is right where I
want
> it ......I think ?? the only thing I want to change is the PH I have
already
> Rototilled in everything for next year and have covered the patch in clear
> plastic to Solorize for the rest of the winter so I don't want to
Rototiller
> again before planting time it is a "Soil Food Web Thing". OK my pH is 7.1
and I
> would like to lower it does anyone have any ideas on how to lower it
Chemically
> so I don't have to Rototiller ???? Any Suggestions would be great !!!!!
Thank
> you in Advance !!!
>
> Kevin Smith
> Squash Buckler !!!
>
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