Correct Tomato PH??

What is the proper soil PH range for tomatoes...

Does it depend on Zone??...Climate??

Thanks all...Jack Melano

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Jack Melano
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The optimum pH for most vegetables including tomatoes is 6.5 with a range of

6.0 to 7.0---zone and climate are generally not factors related to pH
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Frankhartx

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Edward Roberts

As you can see from the above reference, tomatoes are not picky at all regarding pH. They will grow in a blueberry patch or a butter bean patch.

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FarmerDill

In my experience, low pH, too much water, and not enough sun are all contributing factors for too much acidity. OTOH, tomatoes grown in alkaline soil in the desert are much too sweet. This said, tomatoes are amongst the most pH tolerant veggies.

Best to try some tomatoes one year, then give them shade, or sun, or wood ashes or whatnot to adjust taste the next year.

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simy1

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