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Daltons Ready to Grow Dolomite
Daltons Ready to Grow Dolomite
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Daltons Dolomite is a finely ground mineral rock used to raise pH in acidic soils and improve soil structure. It provides calcium and magnesium to support healthy growth, particularly in fruit trees and citrus.
Uses
- Improving soil pH in acidic soils.
- Feeding fruit trees, citrus, vegetables, lawns and shrubs.
- Encouraging healthy leaf, flower and root development.
Features and Benefits
- N0 + P0 + K0 + 11.5Mg + 24Ca
- Calcium strengthens cell walls for overall plant health and growth.
- Magnesium improves leaf health, essential for citrus.
- Enhances soil structure and nutrient balance.
- Ideal for flowering plants, fruit trees, vegetable gardens and lawns.
How to Use
1 Metric cup = 400g.
Vegetable gardens and flower beds: Apply at the rate of 200g per m².
Heavy soils and around fruit trees: Apply at the rate of 400g per m².
Spread evenly and water in well. If the soil is low in organic matter, an application of Daltons Compost is recommended to enhance the soil structure.
**Note: Always check the pH requirements of plants before applying. Do not apply near acid loving plants such as Azaleas, Camellias, Rhododendrons, Magnolias, Gardenias and some Australian Natives.**

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