Dolomite Lime B.A.C

I can only find this dolomite lime:

BAC CALK

For upgrading used earth and coconut. This lime should always mix well through the medium.

BAC Lime provides a stable pH in your recycled soil and coconut. Additionally, you provide the recycled earth or coconut with sufficient calcium and magnesium. BAC Lime contains 47% Calcium Lime and 5% Magnesium.

Dosage

Earth: 2 grams per liter of earth;
Cocos: 1 gram per liter of cocos.


what do you think? does it have too low a percentage of magnesium?

sorry for my bad english, thanks

You can supplement the dolomite with Epsom salts and still gain ph buffering from the dolomite or am I wrong?
Additionally if you are going to utilize molasses in your regimen, that has a fairly high amount in it too

You don't want much mg in your soil.

That technically is not dolomite it is hi cal lime. Still a bicabonate but higher in Ca.

It is in a great ratio. I would not worry about mg. If deficiency shows up foliar.

Ok, thank's

You don't want much mg in your soil.

That technically is not dolomite it is hi cal lime. Still a bicabonate but higher in Ca.

It is in a great ratio. I would not worry about mg. If deficiency shows up foliar.

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Yes you are right,
I did some research and found that the optimal ratio is closer to 10/1 of ca / ​​mg instead of 2/1 of dolomite lime ... at least that the soil does not have a serious magnesium deficiency...

I found where to buy some lithotamnion, composed of 80%-85% calcium carbonate and 10-15% magnesium and a high content of trace elements...

what is the best choice?

thank you and sorry for my bad english

Ad maiora!

Sounds good