wynnum1 wrote:Calcium carbonate calcium carbonate dissolves very little in water i think it reacts with acid could probably change ph that may not be a good thing if over done was looking at it as a calcium supplement in the garden but if does not dissolve was going to be a waste of time .
wynnum1 wrote:Calcium carbonate calcium carbonate dissolves very little in water i think it reacts with acid could probably change ph that may not be a good thing if over done was looking at it as a calcium supplement in the garden but if does not dissolve was going to be a waste of time .
wynnum1 wrote:Calcium carbonate calcium carbonate dissolves very little in water i think it reacts with acid could probably change ph that may not be a good thing if over done was looking at it as a calcium supplement in the garden but if does not dissolve was going to be a waste of time .
Rush006 wrote:wynnum1 wrote:Calcium carbonate calcium carbonate dissolves very little in water i think it reacts with acid could probably change ph that may not be a good thing if over done was looking at it as a calcium supplement in the garden but if does not dissolve was going to be a waste of time .
Mate they wouldn't use it in farming unless it dissolves and goes into the soil. farmers use a lot of lime if needed.
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