u/Data-scientist-101

That's the trade. Two guys expected to get paid. Both had break out seasons. Keyonte more than Black.

Keyonte would immediately give ORL more shooting at the guard spot which they need for Banchero and Wagner.

Black would give Utah more size and defense in the back-court. You would be banking on Black continuing his strong end of season run over his playoff numbers which weren't amazing.

You could argue on the edges of the trade (smaller salaries or 2RP going one way or the other).

I put sulfur in the soil last Oct/Nov in a raised beds with blueberries that I planted at the same time.

I went digging into the soil away from roots, and it looks like the pellets are still the exact same size. I was kinda expecting them to be half the size by now so that a small fraction had decomposed. I buried them all the way down while filling the raised beds.

Dirt is a mixture of native sandy/clay soil and top soil (bagged kind with lots of woody material). Probably 30% native by weight.

I live in Tucson AZ so we are hitting 90 degree days or high 80s regularly. Is this normal. I know sulfur is a slow decomposer but I figured at least something would have happened in 6 months even if half was winter when bacteria isn't active. Especially now that temps are warm.

Anyone had this experience with sulfur? It's the prilled kind. I can get brand if needed but bought from Ace hardware in the USA.