Getting lime during the winter.

[Guest]

What's up everyone? Anyone know of a good source for dolomite lime during the winter months? I've been to a Lowes and Homedepot close to me with no success, I've always checked out in their garden section, would it be anywhere else in the store maybe? Anywho if anyone knows of other places that would sell lime or if you've found it at lowes or homedepot what section did you find it in? Thanks in advance!! Happy Holidays!

 

[FreezerBoy]

This may be a "seasonal" item for brick and mortar stores. May be easier to order over the internet .

 

[Maj.PotHead]

lowes or homedepot should carry this in the garden section if not then any local nursery or hydro shop.

 

[Guest]

I found this stuff at a local Hardware store brand Hoffman it's hydrated garden lime, I didn't see it say dolomite anywhere so is this stuff not the right lime? seemed to have a high calcium to magnesium ratio.

 

[motaco]

feed and seed stores.

 

[Guest]

I was able to find some lime today at Sears Hardware it's by the people that make that Plant-Tone stuff..it's dolomite lime it's texture is kinda like sand(gravel), should I still try to pulverize it more to make it a powder?

 

[Blest_1]

Where I live they sell it at Feed Stores. So that might be an option.

How is that MG Bone/Blood Meal? Just noticed it the other day at Lowe's but I have'nt seen anyone using it.

 

[blazeoneup]

Cansiban
I would personally crush it up, I think the finer it is the better it works, I personally just buy the pulverized lime. But when you cant find it gotta do something right

Blest 1

I use the MG blood and bone meal, And I have no complaints it works fine for me. Here is a link to the thread, For the grow I use the Blood and bone meal in, You can look through the thread and see a few different runs.

http://www.icmag.com/ic/showthread.php?t=59380

 

[Guest]

Excellent, thanks for the help guys