Turfgrass grows best with a soil pH level that is slightly acidic to neutral. Although the ideal pH level can fluctuate with various grass and soil types.
Another way to take care your lawn is preventing erosion vs. retaining walls.
Lawns that could benefit from the lime products generally have a too acidic pH level. When soil is too acidic, the roots struggle to uptake available nutrients. So no matter how much fertilizer you apply to the lawn. The soil will hinder nutrient absorption. Your turf grass may weaken as a result, making it susceptible to these ailments:
- Wilting grass blade.
- Yellow spots on your lawn.
- Lawn disease.
- Vulnerability to pests.
- Increase in lawn weeds.
- Increase in lawn moss.