Gaia Green Basalt Rock Dust, 2 kg

I love Gaia green products to start off, they have a great line and I use them in all of my organic growing, that being said I use it for iron, magnesium, silica, and phosphorus. The biggest sell on it for me is the silica to improve cells was and help with fast growing plants.

Added a nice kick to my garden space

I've never used this before, so time will tell. I saw an episode where farmers in Utah are using this for raising their crops and how it captures the carbon in the earth instead of releasing it into the air. I like the idea that it is a carbon sink and very beneficial to the plants and trees I've planted.

Gaia Green supplements works hand to hand with fox farm soil and supplements such as cal-mag and molasses black strap and very good lights circulation air I use in 2x2Vivosun Bluetooth & Ac infinity 4x4 Bluetooth tentz I give you a look of pics what glacier dust helps soil its three gallon and five gallon

Part of my living soil cook

Very good organic plant nutrients for the price. I used this product to help build soil. So far, with these nutrients, I have usedwater only with them. It's a very fine powder, so you might want to wear a mask for safety for your lungs.

It helps your Flowers and Veggies grow - and it takes Carbon out of the Air-I'm using this from now on

I like using basalt and glacial rock dust in my worm bins. Since these Rick products take so long to actually break down and become available to the plants, I like adding these as grit in my worm chow. By the time a tray is ready to be harvested in 6 months time, the basalt has been ground down by the worms and bacteria making it much more available than just mixing it in some peat or coco. A bit of a long process but geology isn't measured in decades or centuries. Think long. Grow big!