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NeutraLime Liquid Performance

A hand holds soil with digital icons overlayed, showing chemical elements and indicators like pH, temperature, and water, representing soil analysis and environmental monitoring.

Soil pH is second only to moisture availability in its immediate impact on vegetation establishment. The following chart illustrates the availability of key nutrients at various soil pH levels.

Chart showing nutrient uptake percentages at various soil pH levels. Nutrient absorption is highest (100%) at pH 6.3-7.3. The chart lists nutrients and shows their optimal absorption ranges within different soil pH values.

By bringing soil pH into the “sweet spot” of between 6.3 and 7.3, NeutraLime™ Liquid can help you establish vegetation faster by:

  • Making nutrients such as nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium, calcium, iron, zinc and others more readily available in the soil solution for plant uptake and conversion
  • Loosening soils to improve water infiltration and to promote more robust root development
  • Facilitating more complete nutrient utilization to minimize leaching or runoff into streams, rivers, lakes, bays and groundwater
Bar graph comparing particle sizes of agricultural lime, liquid lime, and neutral lime dry. Ranges: agricultural (500–75 microns), liquid (75–30 microns), neutral lime dry (200–1 micron).

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