Enhance your garden’s soil structure and nutrient profile naturally with our Gypsum Soil Conditioner, also known as Clay Breaker. Unlike chemically refined alternatives, this is a pure, natural mined product sourced directly from the earth, rich in calcium and sulphur.
Perfect for amending heavy clay soils, it improves aeration, increases water retention, and helps reduce compaction without altering pH levels.
Features
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Natural Source: Authentic mineral gypsum—not chemically processed—ensuring a sustainable and organic amendment.
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Dual Nutrient Boost: High in calcium and sulphur, supporting vital plant functions and correcting deficiencies.
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Clay Soil Solution: Specifically effective at breaking down compacted or heavy clay soils.
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Water Management: Enhances soil porosity, improving infiltration and reducing runoff.
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Salinity Control: Helps lower salt content in saline soils, making them more plant-friendly.
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Versatile Use: Suitable for in-ground gardens, raised beds, and potting mixes.
Why You Should Buy
This natural soil conditioner is the ideal choice for gardeners seeking to revitalise their soil without synthetic chemicals. Its ability to improve structure, correct calcium and sulphur deficiencies, and enhance root access to water and nutrients makes it a powerful tool for healthy, thriving plants. Particularly beneficial in areas with clay or saline soils, this product supports better growth across vegetables, herbs, ornamentals, and more.
Usage Instructions
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Garden Beds: Apply 1–2 cups per square meter of soil and mix thoroughly into the top layer. Water in immediately.
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Potting Soil: Add ¼–½ cup per 30L of potting mix. Integrate into soil before planting or top-dress and water in.
FAQs
Is this the same as the gypsum found in hardware stores?
No, this is a natural mined mineral gypsum, not a synthetic or chemical version commonly sold in chain stores.
Will this affect soil pH?
No, gypsum is pH-neutral and won’t alter your soil’s acidity or alkalinity.
Can this be used in pots?
Yes, it's great for container gardening. Just adjust the dosage accordingly.
How often should I apply it?
Once or twice a year is usually sufficient, depending on soil conditions and crop demands.
Can gypsum help with salty soils?
Yes, it has been shown to lower sodium levels, helping reclaim saline soils.
