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Fast acting lime

Posted By: bambam32

Fast acting lime - 06/29/19 01:25 AM

I came across this at Home Depot. It says it higher quality lime so you don’t have to use as much. Is this BS?

Pennington Fast Acting Lime
Posted By: 257wbymag

Re: Fast acting lime - 06/29/19 01:42 AM

Well it would only costed $139 to lime an acre at that price and rate. So........
Posted By: hayman

Re: Fast acting lime - 06/29/19 02:05 AM

I just paid $15/ ton to have lime delivered so I will just wait on it to work.
Posted By: marshmud991

Re: Fast acting lime - 06/29/19 02:27 AM

Originally Posted by hayman
I just paid $15/ ton to have lime delivered so I will just wait on it to work.

That’s a good price. The co-op in Frisco City quoted me $51 for to and buggy rental.
Posted By: hayman

Re: Fast acting lime - 06/29/19 02:37 AM


Originally Posted by marshmud991
Originally Posted by hayman
I just paid $15/ ton to have lime delivered so I will just wait on it to work.

That’s a good price. The co-op in Frisco City quoted me $51 for to and buggy rental.


That’s just trucking. I spread it myself.
Posted By: Turkey_neck

Re: Fast acting lime - 06/29/19 02:55 AM

Originally Posted by hayman

Originally Posted by marshmud991
Originally Posted by hayman
I just paid $15/ ton to have lime delivered so I will just wait on it to work.

That’s a good price. The co-op in Frisco City quoted me $51 for to and buggy rental.


That’s just trucking. I spread it myself.

I’m expecting fast acting when you get that big bastard to new harmony. wink
Posted By: hayman

Re: Fast acting lime - 06/29/19 03:05 AM

grin
Posted By: lectrode

Re: Fast acting lime - 07/01/19 12:41 AM

Home Depot and Lowes have rediculous prices on fertilizer and lime. You can get it much cheaper
Posted By: ronfromramer

Re: Fast acting lime - 07/01/19 02:15 PM

Sorry, but I can't buy into the "equal to 5 bags of regular pellitized lime". 30 lbs=200 lbs, that's some magic right there
Posted By: blumsden

Re: Fast acting lime - 07/02/19 11:58 AM

Actually I used some on a mountain plot one time and it raised the ph about a point in about 2 months. It's just not long lived. I put it on a sandy plot and sandy plots are quicker to react, but don't last as long.
Posted By: Joe4majors

Re: Fast acting lime - 07/02/19 12:25 PM

Originally Posted by ronfromramer
Sorry, but I can't buy into the "equal to 5 bags of regular pellitized lime". 30 lbs=200 lbs, that's some magic right there



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