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Little-TON - Colorado

I applied this to my soil in the fall and spring, I still notice grannules of this in my soil, when does it normally break down...?

7/24/2007 4:20:23 PM

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Soid particles long after application might indicate an inferior grade. Good grades turn to sulfuric acid in the soil pretty quickly (weeks-months) but even they will leave residues behind.

Have you soil tested since? Did the pH shift as predicted?

7/24/2007 11:37:49 PM

Little-TON - Colorado

No I havent tested the soil since I applied it over the fall and spring, the book says the biology needs to have 65 degree plus soil temps to convert. When I applied the sulphur its consistancy was like mash potatoe flakes, some are larger and I find present, others are gone. I am anxious to see what my Ph is, I also added to bails of 3.2Ph peat moss so that should help too. We will see, Thanks for the answer Steve.

7/25/2007 8:35:15 AM