hahaha, no, not the same as that stuff...
Have you tried any compost?
That stuff when finished is alkaline..
but is really good stuff for the soil..
You can take a sample to your local Co~operative
Extentions, and for a small fee they can/will test it for you and then you'll know...
You can also buy a test yourself, *not sure where to get one* but you take a sample of soil, squirt some of the solution on the soil in a container
and it'll turn certain colors for certain things.
like either blue*ish* or yellow*ish*
And depending on what type of
plants you
plant,
would be what kind of soil you need...
If you were to put in compost, that helps the soil
with food for the
plants and the creatures that live in the soil.. and should be applied as nessessary..
IF you were to
plant something like Rhododendrons',
roses, tomatoes, azalea's...
you'd apply something like a pineneedle mulch
or some chopped leaves under them away from the stem...over time they'd break down and used by the
plants roots, and then you can re~apply..