Gaia Green Glacial Rock Dust, 2 kg Pouch

Glacial Minerals for Soil Structure and Plant Vitality, 2 kg

Gaia Green Glacial Rock Dust is sourced from mineral deposits left behind by moving glaciers during the last ice age, a natural fertilizer rich in essential plant nutrients.

Beyond direct plant nutrition, this finely ground 2 kg pouch improves soil structure, moisture retention, drainage, and cation exchange capacity, making it a fit for home gardeners refreshing containers or small beds.

Key Features & Benefits

• Glacial moraine source — finely ground rock dust helps re-mineralize soil naturally.
• Rich trace mineral profile — supplies magnesium, iron, manganese, and other trace elements.
• Soil structure benefits — improves moisture retention, drainage, and cation exchange capacity.
• Compost enrichment — adds trace elements when mixed into an active compost pile.

Who Should Use Glacial Rock Dust

Gardeners and landscapers seeking to remineralize soil and improve structure across home gardens, landscapes, lawns, and turf, plus growers who compost and want to enrich their pile with trace elements.

About Gaia Green

Gaia Green Products Ltd., headquartered in Grand Forks, British Columbia, Canada, builds its organic granular fertilizer line from natural mineral and plant-based inputs. Its Glacial Rock Dust is sourced from glacial moraine deposits and ground fine so its mineral content becomes available to soil and compost alike.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where does Glacial Rock Dust come from?

It is sourced from mineral deposits left by moving glaciers during the last ice age. The material is finely ground before packaging so it can be worked directly into soil.

What minerals does it provide?

It is a source of magnesium, iron, manganese, and other trace elements. These minerals support broad plant nutrition beyond the primary N-P-K nutrients most fertilizers focus on.

Does it help soil texture, not just nutrition?

Yes, it improves soil structure, moisture retention, drainage, and cation exchange capacity. That combination makes it useful even in soil that already tests adequate on basic nutrients.

How do I add Glacial Rock Dust to my compost pile?

Mix it into an active compost pile the same way you would any dry amendment, distributing it through the layers rather than dumping it in one spot. This helps the finished compost carry a broader trace-mineral profile into the garden.

What growing areas is it suited for?

It is suited to home gardens, landscapes, lawns, and turf. The 2 kg pouch size fits typical home-garden and container use rather than large-acreage application.