Granulated sulfur soil acidifier 500 g for acid-loving plants

When growing blueberries, mistakes can happen even with good care. Not only is planting on the sunny side, plenty of water and light soil important for the crop, but also its optimal acidity. In order for the bushes to bear fruit abundantly, maintain an acidic pH of 3-4 units in the soil. At a pH above 4, garden blueberries suffer from chlorosis. This is due to symbiotic fungi that live on the roots of the bush and feed it. At critically low acidity, they die, and the plant does not receive nutrients, in particular, nitrogen. SOIL ACIDIFICATION FOR BLUEBERRIES AND HYDRANGEAS WITH SULPHUR Blueberries can be planted on acidic peat soils. If the soil is not acidic enough, it must be acidified with special sulfur for blueberries. When decomposed, sulfuric acid is formed in the soil, which acidifies the soil. This care is equally good for low and tall varieties. Application rates: The product is applied when planting in the hole, evenly mixing with the substrate in an amount of 40 g per 10 l of substrate. When treating existing plantings, sulfur is poured in early spring and in mid-summer at the rate of 40 g of sulfur per 1 m2, laid to a depth of 10 cm and watered abundantly. Advantages of granulated sulfur for blueberries, hydrangeas
Sulfur in granules is used as a fumigant to destroy agricultural insect pests.
An analogue of sulfuric acid for disinfection and treatment of cellars and greenhouses
The drug has a fungicidal and acaricidal effect on plants.
The product can be used to acidify the soil or to fumigate the greenhouse.
Can be applied as fertilizer by digging into the soil
Excellent for blueberries and other fruit and berry crops
Precautions: Work with personal protective equipment, store separately from food, in case of poisoning, drink 2 glasses of warm water and induce vomiting, fireproof. Store in a dry place.