Gaia Green Greensand, 1.25 kg Pouch
City: US, Shoemakersville
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Gentle, Slow-Release Mineral Fertilizer from Ancient Sediment
Gaia Green Greensand is mined from ancient, nutrient-rich deposits of oceanic sediment that, over time, developed into glauconite — a mineral highly effective as a slow-release fertilizer.
Because it releases gradually, greensand is gentle on plants and will not cause root burn, making it a forgiving choice for improving the mineral content of soil and other growing media across a wide range of settings.
Key Features & Benefits
- Glauconite-rich sediment — ancient oceanic deposits provide a unique slow-release mineral source
- Gentle on plants — won't cause root burn even with generous application
- Improves soil minerals — boosts the mineral content of soil and other growing media
- Widely applicable — recommended for lawns, household plants, golf courses, and more
Who Should Use Greensand
Gardeners and turf managers who want a gentle, slow-release mineral amendment for lawns, household plants, golf courses, greenhouses, nurseries, and urban gardens.
Application Guidance
Work into soil or growing media before planting, or apply as a top dressing around existing plants. The slow-release nature means infrequent reapplication is needed.
Frequently Asked Questions
- What is greensand made of?
- It is mined from ancient oceanic sediment that developed into glauconite, a naturally slow-release mineral.
- Is greensand safe for sensitive plants?
- Yes, it is gentle and won't cause root burn, making it forgiving even with generous application.
- What is greensand used for?
- It improves the mineral content of soil and other growing media as a slow-release fertilizer.
- Where can greensand be applied?
- It is recommended for lawns, household plants, golf courses, greenhouses, nurseries, and urban gardens.
- How often does greensand need to be reapplied?
- Because it releases slowly, it needs reapplication far less often than fast-release fertilizers.
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