A little primer on soil pH. 😊 “Soil pH in and of itself does not directly affect plants; it affects the availability of many nutrients, which in turn affects how well plants grow. We want our soil to be between 6.3 and 6.8 to keep nutrient availability in the optimum range for vegetables.” - expert from our book, “Grow More Food”. Link in bio for more info! ♥️ . . . #soil #soilhealth #fallgarden | Seattle Urban Farm Company

38K views · 1.2K reactions | Your gardens soil PH will have a tremendous impact on your plants. Test it at the end of every season, & in the spring after amendments have been applied #soilph #soilhealth #garden #gardening #gardening101 | London's Priorities | Facebook

38K views · 806 reactions | Have you tried the purple cabbage soil pH test method? Anthocyanin is a water-soluble pigment that gives red cabbage its purple color as well as many other plants. The color of the pigment changes if combined with substances with different pH levels. Info in pinned comment below. ⬇️ #Soil #soilhealth #gardentips #gardenlife #gardeningtips #gardening #happymonday #mondayvibes #winter #cabbage | Learn To Grow | Facebook