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Does the pH level in the soil effect the nutrients coming out of the packet, thereby making them unavailable to the plants for uptake?

April 26, 2017coming level nutrients packet pH plants soil

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Does the pH level in the soil effect the nutrients coming out of the packet, thereby making them unavailable to the plants for uptake?

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A. No, because the moisture going into the packet goes in as a vapor leaving behind the acidity or alkalinity in the water that the pH has effected thereby making the moisture entering the packet pH neutral.