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Wheat doesn't like acidic, sandy or soggy soils. Sandy soils aren't soggy. In fact, they're so well-drained that nutrients tend to leach out. One of the nutrients that sandy soils lose is calcium. Without calcium, soils tend towards acidic pH levels. re:) thanks for ur help but i actually found out that it is approximentally the same sand and dirt to grow sunflower seeds in therefore wheat does grow in sand

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