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The pH of a very acidic soil is between 5 and 6. Any other pH exposes plants in this group to nutrient deficiencies (boron, iron, nitrate nitrogen). As a general rule, these soils are very rich in humus (peat bogs) or clay. They are also always wet due to heavy rainfall or excessive watering.