Dilution Ratios by Effect in Agricultural Use of Vinegar
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This calculator determines the dilution ratios—which vary depending on the acetic acid concentration—and estimates the expected effects when using edible vinegar in home gardening or agriculture.
Enter the acetic acid concentration (acidity) of the vinegar you are using (such as culinary vinegar), and select one expected effect from the drop-down list.
| Dilution Ratio | Times |
Reference values for acidity.
・Wood vinegar, bamboo vinegar: 0.2–7%
・Edible vinegar: 4.2%
・Agricultural vinegar, vinegar-based herbicides, etc.: 10%
・Agricultural vinegar, 5x-strength vinegar, vinegar for food processing, etc.: 15%
・Glacial acetic acid: 99%
*When expecting “promotion of vegetative growth,” the unit is “times or more” rather than “times”; when expecting “weed control,” the unit is “times or less” rather than “times.”
・Wood vinegar, bamboo vinegar: 0.2–7%
・Edible vinegar: 4.2%
・Agricultural vinegar, vinegar-based herbicides, etc.: 10%
・Agricultural vinegar, 5x-strength vinegar, vinegar for food processing, etc.: 15%
・Glacial acetic acid: 99%
*When expecting “promotion of vegetative growth,” the unit is “times or more” rather than “times”; when expecting “weed control,” the unit is “times or less” rather than “times.”
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