Gaia Green Basalt Rock Dust, 2 kg U.S. (NA02) Pouch

Volcanic Minerals to Remineralize Depleted Soil, 2 kg

Gaia Green Basalt Rock Dust is mined from a volcanic deposit in British Columbia, Canada, providing a dense source of natural minerals and trace elements that plants need to thrive.

As soils are cropped season after season, trace mineral reserves can run low, and this 2 kg pouch is sized for home gardeners refreshing containers, beds, or a small plot rather than farm-scale acreage.

Key Features & Benefits

• Volcanic mineral source — mined from a volcanic deposit rich in natural minerals and trace elements.
• Trace element supply — replenishes minerals depleted by repeated cropping over multiple seasons.
• Broad application — suitable for farms, home gardens, landscapes, and turf.
• Long-lasting effect — minerals release gradually, so a single application supports the growing season.

Who Should Use Basalt Rock Dust

Farmers, gardeners, and landscapers managing soil that has been cropped for multiple seasons and could benefit from a full-spectrum trace mineral refresh.

About Gaia Green

Gaia Green Products Ltd. is based in Grand Forks, British Columbia, Canada, and formulates organic granular fertilizer blends from natural mineral and plant-based inputs. Its Basalt Rock Dust is mined from a volcanic deposit and ground for use as a slow, broad-spectrum mineral amendment across farms, gardens, landscapes, and turf.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where does Basalt Rock Dust come from?

It is mined from a volcanic deposit located in British Columbia, Canada. The rock is ground into a fine dust so its minerals become available to soil microbes and plant roots.

What does rock dust do for my soil?

It supplies natural minerals and trace elements that plants need, replenishing reserves that can run low in soil cropped repeatedly without amendment. Because it releases gradually, one application continues feeding the soil rather than flushing through in a single watering.

What plant types is it suitable for?

It works across a full range of plantings, including farms, home gardens, landscapes, and turf. The mineral profile is general-purpose rather than crop-specific, so it fits most soil-building programs.

How is Basalt Rock Dust applied?

Work it into the top layer of soil before planting, or apply it around the base of established plants and water it in. It pairs well with compost and other organic amendments as part of a broader soil-building routine.

Can it be combined with compost or other amendments?

Yes, it is commonly paired with compost and other organic soil amendments. Growers typically blend it in at planting time rather than using it as a standalone fertilizer.