Soil test shows "too acidic" old soil. Owner seeks household alternatives to lime.
Horticultural lime is standard: safe, cheap, reliable. No good household substitute – baking soda ratios unknown, slow, unpredictable.
pH changes take a month or more to affect plants.
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