Down to Earth Dolomite Lime

Prilled lime is granulated, which makes it significantly easier to spread evenly without creating a cloud of dust. It is much less messy to handle and allows for more precise application in your garden beds.

Blossom end rot is typically caused by a calcium deficiency in the soil. By adding this dolomite lime, you provide a direct source of calcium that helps plants develop strong cell walls, preventing the rot from forming on the bottom of your fruits.

It is excellent for vegetables and plants that thrive in neutral to slightly alkaline soil, but it is not suitable for acid-loving plants like blueberries, azaleas, or rhododendrons. Always test your soil pH before applying to ensure your specific plants will benefit.

Dolomite lime is a slow-release amendment. While it begins working once incorporated into the soil and exposed to moisture, it typically takes several weeks to months to fully adjust the pH level.

Yes. This product is OMRI Listed, meaning it has been reviewed and approved for use in organic gardening systems.

For the best results, you should incorporate it into the top few inches of your soil. Simply sprinkling it on the surface is less effective because the nutrients need to reach the root zone to be properly absorbed by the plants.