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04-10-2008, 08:19 PM #1OPSenior Member
DOLOMITE LIME
I was going to water in some lime to stabilize my medium. Anyone sone this? I really can't see why not, but thought I'd check in to make sure.
grey1223 Reviewed by grey1223 on . DOLOMITE LIME I was going to water in some lime to stabilize my medium. Anyone sone this? I really can't see why not, but thought I'd check in to make sure. Rating: 5
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04-11-2008, 02:31 AM #2Senior Member
DOLOMITE LIME
I recently started using Garden Lime "Dolomite" for the added Calcium and Magnesium.
I read in another post dissolve 1tsp per Quart of water to fix a calcium deficiency. Seems my plants go Ca - Mg deficient when I flower them.
The Dolomite seems to raise my PH very little.
GOOD LUCK
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04-11-2008, 02:01 PM #3OPSenior Member
DOLOMITE LIME
I sprinkled a tbsp of lime on each pot and then watered it in. I'll know in a few days how much it raised ph. What brand of nutes do you use? Last time I bought some Tiger Bloom they had blacked out their calcium content with a marker on the container. They must be trying to tell us something....
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