I got fresh lime juice in a bottle... I wanna know what are the pro and cons of drinking lime juice poured into water..... for drinking daily... Thanks
I never heard of squeezing a lime for juice to put on grass! Lime is usually made from limestone that has been ground into powder form. Its primary purpose is to raise soil pH to desirable levels, and in doing so, provides many benefits to plant life. Yes, putting powered limestone on the lawn in the early spring time does help with it's growth.
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I don't know where you live but it sounds like an area where there isn't much rainfall. The lime juice itself doesn't really do much as a fertilizer. What it does have is acidity. Western soils are high in PH and acid is used to lower the PH. The result of acid applications lowers the PH and makes some other nutrients more available to the plants. Squeezing limes to lower the PH would be rather expensive and a lot of work. Sulfur takes longer but does the job very well. If you want a fster reaction using fertilizer, try ammonium sulfate. 21 % Nitrogen and 24-26 % Sulfur. Joe the Agronomist
I think you mean lime the chemical, not lime the fruit. Two very different things. Lime juice is effectively useless to plants. It may do more harm than nothing, especially if you use it around an alkaline loving plant.
