Yates Hydrangea Pinking Liquid Lime & Dolomite
Apply to assist hydrangeas to change flowers to pink colour. Also a liquid lime & dolomite to raise soil pH instead of using dusty powders.
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A common disorder in tomatoes is blossom-end rot in which the fruit becomes sunken and blackened. This condition is caused by lack of calcium in the developing fruit.
Over-watering should be avoided, however, because root absorption may be less efficient.
Black and sunken rotted sections at base of fruit.
Blossom-end rot is aggravated by moisture stress in very hot weather, so regular watering and mulching of the surface will help control the problem. An application of lime or gypsum (calcium sulfate) to the bed before planting will lessen the incidence of this disorder.
Apply to assist hydrangeas to change flowers to pink colour. Also a liquid lime & dolomite to raise soil pH instead of using dusty powders.
A certified input for organic gardening, that contains natural dolomite lime (calcium and magnesium carbonate). to gently raise the pH of acid soils.
A certified input for organic gardening that contains natural lime (calcium carbonate) from Te Kuiti, in the King Country, to adjust soil acidity.
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