Petee Posted June 16, 2022 Share Posted June 16, 2022 Alkaline Sweet To raise pH add Limestone CaC03 Plant Preferences Minerals Absorbed Most Highly Available Oddly Missing Macronutrients + or – Raises or lowers pH Micronutrients 14 Drain Cleaner Lye Nitrogen 0 Calcium 0 Boron ? Phosphorus? Magnesium - Copper & Zinc ? Potassium? Iron? Molybdenum ? Sulfur ? Manganese ? 13 Bleach Nitrogen 0 Calcium 0 Boron ? Phosphorus? Magnesium - Copper & Zinc ? Potassium ? Iron? Molybdenum ? Sulfur ? Manganese ? 12 Soapy Water Nitrogen 0 Calcium 0 Boron ? Phosphorus? Magnesium Copper & Zinc ? Potassium ? Iron? Molybdenum ? Sulfur ? Manganese ? 11 Ammonia Nitrogen 0 Calcium 0 Boron ? Phosphorus ? Magnesium - Copper & Zinc ? Potassium ? Iron? Molybdenum ? Sulfur ? Manganese ? 10 Great Salt Lake Milk of Magnesia Nitrogen 0 Calcium - Boron ! Phosphorus ! Magnesium - Copper & Zinc - Potassium ! Iron - Molybdenum ! Sulfur ! Manganese 0 9 Baking Soda Nitrogen ! Calcium - Boron ! Phosphorus ! Magnesium - Copper & Zinc - Potassium ! Iron - Molybdenum ! Sulfur ! Manganese - 8 Sea Water Mineral Water Lemon Water Vegetable Juice Wood Ashes Saw Dust Oyster Shell BioChar Nitrogen ! Calcium ! Boron - Phosphorus - Magnesium ! Copper & Zinc - Potassium ! Iron - Molybdenum ! Sulfur ! Manganese - 7 Neutral Pure Water Human Blood 7.35-7.45 Pure Salt Sugar Compost Manure Nitrogen ! Calcium ! Boron ! Phosphorus ! Magnesium ! Copper & Zinc ! Potassium ! Iron - Molybdenum ! Sulfur ! Manganese - 6.5 Red Maple River Birch 6.5 Sweetgum Silver Maple Magnolia Peach Lawns 6 Urine Saliva Milk Eggs 6.0/6.9- Normal Rain PA Soil 6.3 Best Av. Mineral Uptake Lawn Grasses Aluminum Sulfate Ammonium Sulfate Ferrous Sulfate Urea Pine Forests 5.5 – 6.5 Nitrogen ! Calcium - Boron ! Phosphorus - Magnesium - Copper & Zinc ! Potassium ! Iron! Molybdenum - Sulfur ! Manganese ! 5 Soft Drinking Water Black Coffee Beef 5.4/6.5- Normal Rain Acid Loving Plants/Fish Lawn 5.5 Epsom Salts 5.5-6.5 Pine Forests Nitrogen - Calcium - Boron ! Phosphorus - Magnesium - Copper & Zinc ! Potassium Iron! Molybdenum - Sulfur - Manganese ! 4 Tomato Juice Kombucha+ Acid Rain Peat Moss Kefir 4.3-4.5 Blueberry 4.5-5.5 Nitrogen 0 Calcium 0 Boron - Phosphorus - Magnesium 0 Copper & Zinc 0 Potassium Iron! Molybdenum - Sulfur 0 Manganese - 3 Honey 3.9 Orange Juice Soda Pop-Coke Sauerkraut+ Acid Rain Nitrogen 0 Calcium Boron - Phosphorus - Magnesium Copper & Zinc ? Potassium Iron? Molybdenum ? Sulfur ? Manganese ? 2 Hydrochloric Acid in Stomach Acid Rain Microbes/Viruses Nitrogen 0 Calcium Boron ? Phosphorus - Magnesium Copper & Zinc ? Potassium Iron? Molybdenum ? Sulfur ? Manganese ? 1 Lemon Juice Gastric Acid Vinegar Acid Rain Nitrogen 0 Calcium Boron ? Phosphorus - Magnesium Copper & Zinc ? Potassium Iron? Molybdenum ? Sulfur ? Manganese ? 0 Battery Acid Nitrogen 0 Calcium Boron ? Phosphorus - Magnesium Copper & Zinc ? Potassium Iron? Molybdenum ? Sulfur ? Manganese ? Acid Sour Soft Water? To lower pH add Sulphur S8 Plant Preferences Minerals Absorbed https://extension.psu.edu/soil-management-in-home-gardens-and-landscapes http://foodary.com/85/acid-alkaline-spices-and-herbs-food-chart https://books.google.com/books?id=4ZkcAAAAQBAJ&pg=PT296&lpg=PT296&dq=pH+of+prepared+Mustard&source=bl&ots=WmoJKf4VQq&sig=9hmbUBsdJ7BhuG2l7XEziB9Asio&hl=en&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwi644OFn8LYAhWEc98KHRhOCQoQ6AEIWzAI#v=onepage&q=pH%20of%20prepared%20Mustard&f=false Acid/Alkaline Forming Foods: https://thewholejourney.com/acidalkaline-balance-something-everyone-should-know-about About Lime: https://www.gardeningknowhow.com/garden-how-to/soil-fertilizers/adding-lime-to-soil.htm https://garden.org/nga/calculators/index.php?type=limestone Lime encourages bacteria that transform unusable nitrogen into forms that are readily available to plants. These figures refer to the amount of finely ground limestone needed to raise the pH of 100 square feet of soil one point (for example, from 5.0 to 6.0). Sandy loam soil -5 pounds Medium loam soil – 7 pounds Heavy clay soil – 8 pounds Limestone/True Lime – Calcium Oxide – Highly Caustic – not for usually for gardening - BURNS worms and Microbes Limestone/Slaked, Builder's, or Hydrated Lime - Calcium Hydroxide – Use 1/3 less. BURNS Worms and Microbes Limestone/Calcite or Calcitic Limestone - Calcium Carbonate - Dolostone/Dolomite/Dolomitic Limestone - Calcium-Magnesium Carbonate – Best Hydrated Lime – Slaked – Quick Lime / Masonry and Cooking! Food Preservation (Burned oyster shell and limestone to which water is then added. Eggshells - CaCo3, calcium carbonate. Add a few drops of vinegar to a tablespoon of dry garden soil. If it fizzes, your soil's pH is greater than 7.5. Add a pinch of baking soda to a tablespoon of moist soil. If it fizzes, your soil's pH is less than 5.0. Soils in areas with low rainfall tend to be alkaline. Where rainfall is high, soils are more often acidic. This happens because rainfall gradually washes calcium from soil. In practical terms, if you live east of the Mississippi River, you'll need to add calcium to your soil to raise the pH; in the arid West the reverse is true. There, you'll need to add amendments such as sulfur in order to gradually increase the hydrogen ion concentration. Vessels for liquids, sculpture, buildings, altars, columns, hearth stones and chimney blocks, statues. The Sphinx Water is purified with lime, steel is polished with lime, chickens are fed lime to produce stronger shells, and crops are fortified with limestone to increase the mineral content available to plants. Sulphur (Brimstone, Elemental Sulphur) (Volcanic Deposits) mined or recovered from oil and gas production Health Effects: https://www.lenntech.com/periodic/elements/s.htm pH of foods: http://www.pickyourown.org/ph_of_foods.htm Grains: https://jonbarron.org/diet-and-nutrition/whole-grain-and-nothing-grain-part-2 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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