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Phast Cal Fast-Acting Enhanced Calcitic Lime
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Phast Cal is a premium calcitic lime formulated to quickly raise soil pH in lawns and landscape beds where soil tests indicate acidic conditions.
Proper soil pH is essential for nutrient availability. When pH is too low, grass cannot efficiently absorb nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium — even if those nutrients are present in the soil.
When to Use Phast Cal
- Soil test indicates pH below optimal range
- Lawn struggles despite proper fertilization
- Acidic soils common in your region
Always confirm pH levels with a soil test before applying lime.
Why Choose Fast-Acting Calcitic Lime?
- Raises soil pH more quickly than standard pelletized lime
- Calcium-based formula to improve soil balance
- Improves nutrient availability
- Supports stronger root development
Unlike dolomitic lime, calcitic lime focuses primarily on correcting calcium deficiencies and raising pH without significantly increasing magnesium levels.
Enhanced with Humic Acid & Sea Kelp
- 2% Humic acid to support soil structure and microbial activity
- 1% Sea kelp to assist nutrient uptake
These additions help improve overall soil health beyond simple pH correction.
Phast Cal provides a faster, more targeted approach to soil pH correction compared to standard pelletized lime products.
| Key | Value |
|---|---|
| Active Ingredient | 34% Calcium (Ca) 0.5% Magnesium (Mg) 95% Calcium Carbonate (CaCO3) 0.9% Magnesium Carbonate (MgCO3) 95% Calcium Carbonate Equivalent (CCE) 1.00% Sea Kelp Extract (Ascophylium nodosum) 2.00% Humic Acid derived from Leonardite 8.0% Lignin Sulfonate (water soluble binder) |
| Lawn Types | Tall fescue, Bermuda, Zoysia, St. augustine, Centipede, Kentucky bluegrass, Ryegrass |
| Special Features | Increases soil PH much faster than dolomitic lime. Plus it contains 2% Humic Acid and 1% Sea Kelp for extended soil benefits. |
| Application Rate | |
| Time to Apply | Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter |
| Waiting Period to Seed | None |
| Delivery System | Granules |
| Brand | Lawn Synergy |
| For Use In | Turf Grass, Landscape Beds |
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Overall rating: 4.6666665 / 5 from 18 reviews.
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Seems to have really helped
"Seems to have really helped with grass filling in more. Lusher."
Works awesome!!
"Works awesome!!"
Got the PH straight quickly.
"Got the PH straight quickly. Use it every year."
Applied as directed. Watering it
"Applied as directed. Watering it in to improve its effectiveness. Lawn is greener than it was before but it is still very much in early stage of going dormant while Spring like temperatures occur in the Fall."
Help with yard
"These products were remended"
Help with yard
"These products were remended"
A. I.
"Products are fine. What I don't care for is this A. I. Ask a question and don't get the answer I'm asking."
Feedback
"I signed up for the yearly service. So far I received 2 shipments. They appear to be the same products. Can you confirm this is what I should have received?"
Use of products
"Great!! Grass really took off, but we did have a lot of rain."
Lawn synergy products
"(Carbon pro G, Lime, fertilizer, 007 and soil test kit) All orders shipped quick. Products are packaged well and easy to use. Your products seem to be very good & thanks for your service. Yard is greening now. Thx Greg J"
Q&A
- Recent soil analysis of the yielded a pH reading of 5.89, which is moderately acidic, clay soil. What expectations should I have in the amount of PH to be raised when applied as instructed? Do I risk going to over the target PH level of 6 - 7? Or would I be better applying Dolomitic Lime?
- This is the recommended product for what you are trying to achieve. This product should be applied at 10 lbs. per 1000 sq. ft. to increase the soil PH by 1 point. You could apply the product 8lb. per 1000 if you wish to raise the PH less than 1 point. Dolomitic Lime will serve the same purpose, just over a longer period of time. It will also add magnesium to the soil for a magnesium deficiency as well.
- Is it for mostly lawns not food plots correct
- It can be used for either crop.
