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Old 8-Jun-2002   #11
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Re: Soil acidification

Azalea is an acid lover plant, you need to keep the soil pH about 5,5. You have use one tea spoon of white vinegar in 500ml water, put it in the plant and your azalea will be very happy, I procced in this manner here in Brasil and I have no problem, because it will maintain the soil acid.
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