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That can only be known by doing a soil test.
Generally none. Some people swear by Epsom Salts
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When to apply lime to soil?
Lime can be applied to the soil at anytime. You just have to make sure you do a soil test first to see how much lime is needed.
How much sunlight should a tomato plant have to stay healthy?
Tomato plants love the sun. Give them as much sun as you can to keep them healthy.
How much lime per acre do you apply to get rid of sage grass in hay field?
3tons
Why do tomato plants grow but produce few tomatoes?
too much watering in the beginning.
Why are your tomato plants all green and no fruit?
possibly to much nitrogen based fertiliser
What is the pH for an tomato?
The optimum pH level for tomato plants is 6.0 - 6.8. You should use a soil tester to determine what the pH level of your soil. The proper pH level will grow much better tomatoes. Rapitest makes a specialized tester just for tomato plants.
How much lime to apply to pet damaged areas?
Two limes per square yard (or one lemon per square yard)
How much fiber in tomato?
In the pulp of tomato depending on how large the tomato is
How much tomato juice is in a?
the amount of juice a tomato has depends on the tomato
Will lime kill weeds?
Lime is used to change the soil pH, not to kill weeds. Soil pH values range from 0-14. Many of four garden and lawn plants prefer the 6.0-6.5 range. Below is falling into the acidic range. Above is heading into the alkaline range. It takes about a ton of lime per acre to raise the pH 1/2 point. Raising the pH can make it harder for plants to grow. But weeds have a much higher tolerance level for pain than plants. So they would handle any changes much better than plants.
Tomato monocot or dicot?
yes, tomato is a dicotyledon. it has 2 embryonic leaves (or cotyledons).
What is the effect of too much salt to tomato plants?
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