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| Form | Pulverized |
| Weight | 50 lb. |
| Container | Bag |
| UPC Code | 758217406053 |
| Product Availability | In Stores/Curbside Pickup |
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How much does a 50 lb bag of lime cost?
50 lbs. Covers up to 1,000 sq. ft....Pulverized Lime - 50 lbs. at Menards®Everyday Low Price$5.4911% Mail-In Rebate Good Through 6/19/22$0.60
How much area does a 50 lb bag of lime cover?
1,000 square feetThe general rule is that a 50 pound bag of lime will cover 1,000 square feet of lawn. If that's the case, a 40 pound bag should cover about 800 square feet. That is if the soil ph requires the maximum amount of lime application. If your soil is only mildly acidic, 40 pounds of lime may be enough for 1,000 square feet.
How much is a 50 lb bag of lime at Home Depot?
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How much lime do I need for 1 acre?
If surface applying lime, apply no more than two and one-half tons per acre per year. Up to four tons per acre may be applied if the lime is worked into the soil.
How much lime do I need for 1000 square feet?
50 poundsNever add more than 50 pounds of lime per 1,000 square feet in a single application. After you've applied the lime, immediately water your lawn to rinse any extra lime off the grass blades to prevent leaf burn.
Can you put too much lime on your lawn?
Using too much lime on your lawn will remove the acidity from the soil, but it will also make it too alkaline for your grass to thrive. This will cause yellowing grass that is also not able to absorb vital moisture and nutrients from the soil around it.
What kind of lime is used for dead animals?
Hydrated limeHydrated lime may be used during burial to reduce the potential for spread of disease or odor control.
Does lime keep snakes away?
Since it's used to keep insects away, homeowners often wonder if lime can be used to keep larger pests away, including rodents and snakes. Some people believed that the strong smell would deter these animals. No evidence has been found, however, to indicate that lime is effective to keep certain types of wildlife away.
How much does a 40 pound bag of lime cost?
A: usually around $4.00 per bag ...........you don't need the more expensive lime , just the basic stuff.
How long does it take lime to work in soil?
two to three yearsLime will react completely with the soil in two to three years after it has been applied; although, benefits from lime may occur within the first few months after application.
Should I apply lime before rain?
Wait 1–2 days after rain before spreading lime. This gives the soil time to shed excess water. If you must spread lime when rain is in the forecast, make sure is very light rain.
Is pelletized lime stronger than ag lime?
Studies have shown that aglime and pelletized are equally effective and begin working in a similar timeframe, but because pelletized lime is more expensive, it's not practical for farmers to use in larger fields.
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The TXI Hydrated Lime 50 lb. is useful to substantially increase the stability, impermeability and load-bearing capacity of subgrade. The lime is able to reduce plasticity and moisture-holding capacity. The lime is also designed to improve stability and raise the pH level in soil.
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