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    Aluminum sulfate changes instantly, sulfur takes time and it depends on soil
    temperature and soil moisture (it can take several months).
    Rate: .05lb/sqft of aluminum sulfate
    Rate: .02lb/sqft of sculpture
    Rate: .04lb/sqft of lime.
    Sandy soils will need 10% less than loam, silt or clay soils. Clay and organic soils
    tend to be more acidity than mineral soils. Take soil samples at 3" and 12".

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