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    #1
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    Eggshells?

    I remember reading about this somewhere but I can't remember the source.

    Does anybody know how eggshells effect PH? I read you're to break them in the water.
    The Grim Reefer Reviewed by The Grim Reefer on . Eggshells? I remember reading about this somewhere but I can't remember the source. Does anybody know how eggshells effect PH? I read you're to break them in the water. Rating: 5

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    #2
    Senior Member

    Eggshells?

    I have no idea about this. I have only ever heard of them being broken and put around the plant to stop snails and slugs and small animals like them.

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    #3
    Senior Member

    Eggshells?

    Egg shells are really awesome. I dig egg shells.

    They've got calcium, some other trace elements, and a balanced NPK [ ~1.2-0.4-0.1 ].

    As far as altering the pH. I assume it may.

    As far as using them. The shells need to be dried first, then ground to a near fine powder if you intend on using them as a semi-water soluble 'formula'. If you'd prefer to wait you can crunch them up as much as you possibly can, then toss them in a compost.

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    #4
    Senior Member

    Eggshells?

    Thanks, i think im gunner try it now

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    #5
    Senior Member

    Eggshells?

    Quote Originally Posted by Kush Over
    Egg shells are really awesome. I dig egg shells.

    They've got calcium, some other trace elements, and a balanced NPK [ ~1.2-0.4-0.1 ].

    As far as altering the pH. I assume it may.

    As far as using them. The shells need to be dried first, then ground to a near fine powder if you intend on using them as a semi-water soluble 'formula'. If you'd prefer to wait you can crunch them up as much as you possibly can, then toss them in a compost.
    Fantastic Kush.

    Thanks for the info, much obliged

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