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Subject: liquid calcium
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Billy K |
Mastic Beach, New York
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i have gallon of liquid calcium that froze this past winter in the shed.i open it today and saw ice chucks in it.is it still good to use,this year? any thoughts on this would be helpful...thanks
billy
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3/12/2003 6:38:26 PM
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Tremor |
Ctpumpkin@optonline.net
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Billy Keep it warm tonight. Tomorrow shake the heck out of it. If some chunks remain you can try disolving them in warm water. The material won't hurt plants. But the analysis will have changed a little. Potassium is notorious for settling to the bottom. Nitrogen can cause floating salt like chunks that may be floating. Depends on the original ingredient analysis.
Steve
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3/12/2003 6:43:38 PM
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Billy K |
Mastic Beach, New York
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Thanks steve i just didnt want to burn the plant.iam using procal 8% from.......www.ageoldorganics.com
billy
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3/12/2003 7:11:57 PM
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