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Can I spread gypsum after just 2 weeks?
In an attempt to improve soil density as well as lower the pH, I spread a bag of garden gypsum on my yard, soaked the whole place down, that was 2 weeks ago. Is it OK to do again now? Or is this a once or twice a year deal?
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Re: Can I spread gypsum after just 2 weeks?
Repeated applications of gypsum is o.k.. Be careful that the soil is not soggy for extended periods of time.
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