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Old 04-08-2007, 07:32 PM
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i have heard that pine trees make the soil acidic therefore you cant plant near them is this true?
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Old 04-08-2007, 07:33 PM
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Not true...marijuana prefers acidic soil.
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true, dolomite lime could be added, or transplanting new soil. i have always been told cannibus preferes a neutral ph
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The soil is to acidic if its just natural soil.Thats why even field grass doesnt grow under the trees.Almost alway bare. I have pine trees in my back yard and every year I have to till the soil mix in good soil and dump lime in it to get the soil down to usable. Then I replant greass seeds but the dropped needles make it acid ovber the course of the year and grass always dies
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good point, if you ever see a pine forest, all you see is evergreens, the ground is completely bare but for a deep bed of needles and a few small pine trees.
 

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