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gypsum for fertilizer
I have access to gypsum from a coal fired power plant. It is supposed to be high in sulpher and calcium without messing with the ph. Wondering if anyone has used it on bananas.
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Re: gypsum for fertilizer
Gypsum is often used as a soil conditioner, it is not a fertilizer. Also, I believe your local soil is high in Calcium so it is probably a poor idea to add more.
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Re: gypsum for fertilizer
Thank you for your info, I sure don't want to hurt the plants
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