Liquid Lime - Does It Work?

Time to Lime? In this video we talk to our friends at Plot Doctor about their leading liquid lime products and why it is a great solution when it is time to lime! Drop a comment below if you have any questions.
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[@genesiscustomfoodplots]

Hi Scott - the short answer is yes, you can. The longer answer is, make sure you know what chemicals you are spraying and what they are intended to do. Bottom line, if you are doing a burn down application (i.e. kill everything that's green and growing) or a pre-emergent application for residual control, you should be good. That said, make sure that the chemical can tank mix with the lime and not get some weird chemical reaction. You can do this in a jar before filling your tank, just to make sure you don't get any surprises.
Hope this helps. Good luck!

[@user-mk1vx1zb1p]

$104 a acre is high

[@michaelwalker2091]

2-4 years for regular lime to work??? C’Mon man. Take pelletized or ag lime, mix with water and get the same thing. Save $52 a gallon and make it yourself.

[@genesiscustomfoodplots]

Hi Michael - thanks for watching, appreciate it! Ag lime application is generally preferred for long term fixes and often takes several applications over a few years in a food plot setting. Liquid is quick and short term but effective. I’d encourage to give your idea of ag lime and water a try. I think you’ll have a very hard time keeping that in suspension but please post the video when you try it. It’ll be entertaining to see. Thanks again.