Pennington Fast Acting Lime

Because this is a fast-acting formula, it begins working the moment it contacts water. While soil pH adjustment is a gradual biological process, you can expect to see improvements in nutrient uptake and lawn vitality much sooner than with traditional, slow-release lime products.

Yes, it is highly recommended. You should perform a soil test to confirm your soil is actually acidic (low pH) before applying lime. Applying lime to soil that already has a neutral or high pH can actually harm your lawn and plants.

No, this product is not labeled as pet or child safe. It is best to keep pets and children off the treated area until the granules have been fully watered into the soil and the grass has dried completely.

While it is designed primarily for lawns, it can be used in gardens if your soil test confirms a low pH. Just be sure to check the specific pH requirements for the vegetables or flowers you are growing, as some plants prefer more acidic soil.

The best method is to use a broadcast spreader to ensure an even distribution across your lawn. Avoid using drop spreaders, as they can sometimes lead to uneven application and striping.