Down To Earth All Natural Fertilizers Prilled Dolomite Lime, 5 lb Box Organic Calcium Magnesium Carbonate Raises Soil pH for Vegetable Gardens

Great soil amendment

Excellent product delivering arrive on time

Was skeptical about purchasing wasn’t sure if it took awhile to activate in my soil to raise PH . I am shockingly surprised at how fast it actually raised my soil PH using Fox Farm ocean forest, happy frog, strawberry fields. On the packaging of the soils it’s says PH at 6.5 but when testing with my Apera PH Soil tester PH is coming out at about 4.7-5.3 . Dolomite Lime raised the soil after applying and watering my soil to 5.7-6.0 almost instantly. Thought it was going to take weeks or months no almost instant after applying 1cup to my bin of soil . Recommend 100% Going to test soil again in a week to see if PH stay constant or fluctuate .

Very nicely prilled... yeah i don't know what that means either. I just wanted to fortify the soil with a little calcium and manganesium... 6oz to a bag of cactus soil, 1 cubic foot. I started adding vinegar to the water too so let's all hope it makes a difference. Smarter growers than me swear by it.

Works well for aroids, gives them a nice nutrient boost for the minerals that a lot of common fertilizers lack. The smell is quite strong, after opening I had to seal in a bigger ziploc bag just to keep it contained. If you’re only using small amounts here and there, the smell is unnoticeable, but definitely keep it sealed up when you’re not using it. Other than that good produce 👍

This worked great for raising my soil PH and saving my grow. I used 1 tbsp per gallon of soil. It corrected my soil PH within a few days.

good product, concentrated.

Needed some Dolomite LIME for my plants but had no clue what 'Prilled' meant > It means 'pelletized'. I'd had Dolomite lime before - it came as a dusty powder that got on my face and in my nose so when I realized this stuff was small pellets I got it (after reading the fine print and directions).I have some Alpine Rock Garden Plants that prefer a calcium rich/limey soil. Mine is neutral to Acid soil. Also it had been unusually wet for months and the moss and liverworts were thriving. SO... that was another reason to get this Dolomite Lime.Works just fine. The pellets are nice and slow to release the Calcium and Magnesium etc., and the Alpines (Saxifrages) love it. In fact, the Kabschia are STILL flowering thru the snow. The mosses have retreated as have the liverworts.So all's well in this little part of the plant world.Recommend this.