Can this be used to amend soil pH? I see the feed grade sulphur is used for that, but what's the difference b/tw commercial and industrial grade?
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There's probably no difference but to be sure you need to look this answer up on any browser search.
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Sulfur is sulfur, it's not the grade that makes a difference it's the purity.
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If you are going to use for food preparation, you need stainless steel not this one. Industrial use only. I dont know if it would but I wouldn't take the chance.
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My husband and I have a small garden and we live in Kentucky. We wanted to try our hand at organic gardening. We mix sand, peat, compost, azomite, lignite (brown coal) and bone meal. I would normally use dolomite instead of bone meal in the fields but the secret to success in organic gardening is bringing about "cation" without fertilizers, per se. The active ingredient and catalyst in our garden is the lignite. We have had unbelievable success and I would recommend studying up on soil amendments on this site. (http://www.soilminerals.com/Cation_Exchange_Simplified.htm) and its very informative.
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Never had any problems with ph using clay. As far as I know no one really has or at least ive never heard of it.
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I did not use this product for that application. I would call the agricultural extension agent, or the manufacturer for further information.
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No. I can not provide the guaranteed analysis for this product. I am not the manufacturer, nor am I an independent chemical analysis laboratory.However, it did reduce my soil pH level to help my fescue lawn grow better!
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I would advise contacting the company directly for questions on ingredient percentages and PH levels. Most consumers, like I am, don't have technical answers.
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I use a 3200psi, my results have been fine for just dirt. More difficult strains (rust and grease) would be more difficult. Can't say if it would do it.
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The best way to answer your question is to contact Chemical Guys themselves. They would be able to provide more detailed questions about dilution rates and other requirements for use in commercial equipment. They would also be able to provide information on pricing in commercial quantities and discuss shipping with the owner of the establishment you're trying to influence.If you're not interested in buying a pressure washer, investigate some of the hose end sprayers offered on Amazon. From personal experience, they're not perfect but may be an answer for your situation.
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This is based on my use for Daylily Rust. General rate is 2 Teaspoons per gallon. But, that will depend on the disease and the plant. My best suggestion is to contact the manufacturer "TechPac LLC Atlanta Ga. for specific instructions.
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This is just my two cents worth. I suppose if you use enough of it, the pH of the soil could be raised. I base this on the fact that I use sea salt in my Cichlid fish tank to help raise the pH. However, since decomposing organic matter (like leaves and other composting matter) and many fertilizers lower the pH of the soil, it seems to me that the tendency of sea salt (such as Sea-90) to raise the pH cannot be a bad thing, assuming that you fertilize and include compost material in your garden.
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I used a box for my 75 gallon and it brought the ph up fairly quickly (within a week if memory serves). If you need to move the ph by more than 1, I would probably get 2 boxes if I were in your position.
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I certainly did not get the result that I was hoping for. After dumping a generous amount of the sulfur/gypsum pellets into the ground I did not get the acidification that tht sulfur would provide. Save your money.
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I live in Southern Calif. and our water here is HARD with dissolved salts and minerals. I bought one to use with my hydroponics water source and it DID NOT remove or change the PPM from that tested before I installed it on the hose.
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It is my understanding that there is no nutritional difference between the two. "Soil quality is the only factor that would affect the nutritional value."
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This product could slightly change the pH but doesn't contain any components that act as a pH buffer. It is recommend once the nutrition solution is mixed, to check/adjust the pH accordingly.
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I don't think it would be necessary but if it is a mild mix, you "can". Myself, I'm not a fan of chemical fertilizers, at ALL... ever.