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´Soil conditions´: "high ph"

´Soil conditions´: to "soils with a high pH":
ph7 may be misunderstood as high ph. But this is it not. 7 usually is called ´neutral´, despite neutral this there cannot exist at all, this is pure nonsense, in my persuasion, and only just confusing and irritating and misleading, sorry.
7 is exact (in) the middle. The point of ´end´ of acidic and the point of ´beginning´ of alkaline. But whether there is at all that point exact at 7 at all, for me still stays as question, too.
(Just saying, please. This should be mentioned at ph. But I stop doing this. Here for me it is just an important point already for the important Boron, in plants and in human´s bones. (This, I hope, will be mentioned there at Boron deficiency (medicine).
A gardening method, Back To Eden Gardening, represents the claim: this soil with ph7 is supporting soil and plants. Both: at the same place, at the same time:
There are so called ´pointer plants´, here for ph. A plant had 2 blossoms of (ph related) different colours in one plant, which is the saying of being supported and taken both: acidic AND alkaline, in one plant. (Source: a FB-group, which I can recommend sadnessly not really. Is this OK, this saying here, please ?)
--Visionhelp (talk) 12:13, 8 April 2021 (UTC)[reply]