It's important to test the pH level of your soil again after adding baking soda to ensure it hasn't dipped the other way and ...

The pH of a soil refers to its acidity or alkalinity and is a vital factor in plant growth. It's easy to measure and is usually listed numerically on a scale of one to 14. Acid soils have a pH of ...

Adjust the pH, alkalinity, and salt concentrations in your soil The ideal pH range for growing fruits and vegetables is 6.0 - 7.0 (with the exception of a few specific plants such as blueberries, ...

I aim for pH levels between 5.0 and 6.5. They’re pretty adaptable, though, and do well in most neutral soils too. I just make ...

In a significant achievement, scientists from the ICAR-Central Soil Salinity Research Institute (CSSRI) have developed alkalinity neutralisers to enable vegetable cultivation using alkaline water.

Some plants, like azaleas, grow best in acidic soils and will quickly die if planted in alkaline soils. Others, like clematis, prefer alkaline soils. Some, like the hydrangea, can grow in both.