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Hi-Yield Soil Sulfur is formulated to acts as a soil conditioner as wells as help produce acid soil conditions. It also helps in lowering pH in soils with excessive alkaline levels. It takes effect gradually but with guaranteed long lasting effect. Its effectivity on the acidity of the soil will be completed 6 to 8 weeks from post-application. This soil conditioner is highly ideal for lawns, vegetable, and acid loving ornamentals. Sulfur in water degradable form is formulated to be used as a plant nutrient and a soil correction aid.
Product Documents
| Active Ingredient | sulfur (S) 90.0% |
|---|---|
| For use in | Lawns, Acid Loving Ornamental Plants and Vegetables |
| Application | Mix into the soil at a rate of 1 to 2 lbs. per 100 square feet |
| Pet safe | Yes, if used as directed on Label |
| Shipping Weight | 4.03 lbs |
| Manufacturer | VPG (Mfg. Number: 32185) |
| UPC | 732221321854 |
HI-YIELD SOIL SULFUR should be used to create an acid soil condition (corrects excess alkalinity in the soil). HI-YIELD SOIL SULFUR is a slow acting but long lasting material. It’s effect on soil acidity will not be complete until 6 - 8 weeks after application.
DIRECTIONS FOR USE
Apply at the rate of 1 - 2 lbs. per 100 square feet. Spade or mix into soil.
This is not intended for nor recommended for container grown plants.
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By Dale on 03/23/2018
Happy with the product
By Robert on 10/11/2021
Very happy with the product! I had not used a Sulfur product on my lawn previously but soil samples showed need. My research showed elemental sulfur to be useful and this product fit the bill. Easy to scatter to my lawn and especially to the high quality perennials that I feature in my lawn beds.( which offer the advantage of mildly acidifying the soil.)
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6 of 6 people found this review helpful
Prompt Service
By Patrick on 01/11/2019
Nice pelletized Sulfur
By Carl on 05/22/2020
Was well packaged, bag in good condition, not ripped or broken open. Good pellet size, no dust or fines ( at least in the top half of the bag, as much as I've used). Breaking up to powder nicely once it hits the soil and is tilled in. Seems like it should do the trick of lowering my pH once the weather warms a bit more and the bacteria start working it.
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4 of 5 people found this review helpful
Not So Easy Peasy
By Paul on 02/15/2019
Domyown folks were great...applying the product once received was great... Fedex lost or damaged the first shipment and didn't notify anyone (I lost over a week in staying on track in garden. A second shipment was ordered...it also disappeared. (lost three more days)...Third shipment arrived compliments of DMO.
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3 of 7 people found this review helpful
Hi-Yield Soil Sulfur is a granule product, not a powder.
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Yes, Hi-Yield Soil Sulfur is 90% Sulfur.
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I have a St Augustine lawn and alkaline soil. Is this safe to broadcast on a existing lawn as long as I apply at reduced rates?
Hi-Yield Soil Sulfur is labeled for use on lawns and would be fine as directed on the product label.
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Hi-Yield Soil Sulfur Is a soil conditioner and helps improve acid soil conditions. It aids in lowering pH in soils with excessive alkaline levels. Its effective on the acidity of the soil will be completed 6 to 8 weeks from post-application. If the issues with your rose bush are caused by acid soil then this product would be very effective for you. If you are unsure what is ailing your roses you may want to have them diagnosed by your local master gardener prior to treating them with any products.
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Hi Yield Soil Sulfur is sulfur ingredients for plants that need extra sulfur in their soil or for soil that needs the pH adjusted to a lower number. If you are trying to repel snakes from an area you would want to look at something like Snake Away or Snake Scram. You can see tips on how to make your property less attractive to snakes by looking over our Snake Control Guide.
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Hi-Yield Soil Sulfur
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