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Subject: When's the best time to add gypsum?
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leborts(Darren) |
Spokane,WA
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It has warmed up in the Northwest to 60 degrees today...i can almost justify starting up my tiller. I am planning on adding about #30-40 gypsum to my 700 sq ft patch. A grower in my area recommended the amount. I wa just wondering if i need to add it right before planting or shuld I add the gypsum now. Thanks in advance for any advice. Darren
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3/23/2006 5:47:02 PM
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anaid_tecuod |
SF Bay Area, California
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Gypsum takes a while to leach through the soil and do it's good stuff. I would add it now. You can add 5 pounds per 100 square feet several times during the season also and water it in if your soil test calls for it.
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3/23/2006 8:26:52 PM
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