Does Miracid Acidify Soil

Lowering your soil pH and making soil more acidic can be accomplished by adding sulfur or Miracid. The condition of soil has a huge effect on nutrition uptake in plants. Acidic soils are those with a lower pH, generally around 4.5 to 6.0 is the range that acid-loving plants need.

What is the best way to acidify the soil?

Mixing elemental sulfur with the soil is one effective way to reduce soil pH. Aluminum sulfate also can be used, but it reacts faster and may be harsher to plants. Elemental sulfur, because it takes longer to react, is the best option for soil acidification.

What plants can I use miracid on?

All acid-loving plants including azalea, blueberries, camellia, dogwood, fir, gardenia, hawthorn, hemlock, holly, hydrangea, juniper, laurel, magnolia, mountainash, oak, orchid, pachysandra, pine, rhododendron, spruce, and many others.