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Subject: Comments - Nick's Big Pumpkin 2025-03-19
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| Tom K |
Massachusetts |
400 lbs over how many square feet? I am doing the same and just bought 240 lbs for 2000 SF. I was wondering if I was being a bit heavy handed? |
3/20/2025 11:19:17 AM |
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| Nick's Big Pumpkin |
Portland, CT |
2400 square feet. It totally depends on what your soil report says but a lot of people add 1000’s of pounds of gypsum just to tweak nutrient ratios. I’m sure your 240lbs will be enough in terms of feeding calcium though so I wouldn’t worry. |
3/20/2025 12:34:08 PM |
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| big moon |
Bethlehem CT |
Our base calcium levels are super low in our granite based New England soils. Gypsum is a great way to get our numbers up without jacking our ph way off the charts. |
3/21/2025 1:07:33 PM |
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