Dolomite Lime - Pure Dolomitic/Calcitic Garden Lime (1 Pound)

Bin using it my earthboxs works good tomatoes always turn out great no blossom end rot

I use this to help regulate the ph levels in my worm bins. It does a awesome job almost immediate noticeable difference. Awesome product.

Very good product. We use in a potting soil mix we make. It has many uses in a garden.

I have two 4‘ x 2‘ deep raised beds that the pH has been way too high on, I’ve use the 1 whole bag between both of them, but my pH really hasn’t gone down still in the 7.5-8in Ph, I need to get them down to 6.65 - 6. Range. he’s been so hot in zone 10a that I ended up putting a cover top over my vegetables and they seem to be doing better without the sun being like a magnifying glass on top of them the hottest part of the day.I’m going to buy 2 more and do 1 bag each planter, hopefully that will work!I don’t know what else to say it’s supposed to work, it’s probably not the products fault, it’s probably me!So after I buy a couple more, I’ll let you know in review if one whole bag brought my pH down in each4‘L x 2‘ W x 2‘D raised bed planters.Good luck backyard planters - small growers out there!

If you want to use filtered water to make sure you are removing all the chloramine/chlorine, you want to protect the natural bio organisms in the root zone, and you want direct control on the amount of calcium and magnesium you are giving your plants this stuff is a must-have. Unlike regular garden lime Dolomite won't bring the ph of the soil up above neutral. Plants often struggle with magnesium deficiency if you are planting in a store mix as opposed to naturally occurring top soil. This is a pretty sure-fire way to prevent that issue. Don't use more than recommended and it will do a great job for months or even longer.

Tried growing with a very popular brand of soil that claims to be buffered but was having whacky pH issues. Next time I added this to my soil before planting at a rate of about 2 T/gallon of soil. What a difference! I feed with an "organic" compost tea fertilizer that first measures about pH5 and the soil slowly swings back to 7. Perfect for absorbing the spectrum of nutrients.I also found out it is pretty effective simply mixed in your water if your plants desperately need calcium and magnesium.LED lights "burn" or bleach the calcium and magnesium out of plant leaves I been told- which is exactly what I saw before trying this dolomite lime- critical for indoor gardens. Peace!

I ran it in a couple of grow runs but could not tell a difference. It’s also very dusty so I got a ziplock bag for it

said five 1lb packs instead 1 five lb pack