Unlike organic additives that decompose over time, zeolite maintains soil structure indefinitely, making it an excellent choice for long-term gardening, bonsai, and no-till cultivation. Its high cation-exchange capacity (CEC) allows nutrients to be absorbed, stored, and released back to plants and soil microbes over time—dramatically improving soil health and reducing nutrient waste.
All-natural, inert mineral soil conditioner
Particle size: 0.7–2mm (ideal for fine root systems)
Maintains soil structure—won’t break down over time
High cation-exchange capacity (CEC) for slow nutrient release
Enhances microbial activity and root-zone stability
Suitable for cactus, succulents, bonsai, and no-till systems
Improves both water retention and drainage
Zeolite is a powerful solution for growers seeking lasting soil aeration and consistent nutrient availability. Whether you’re cultivating delicate bonsai, hardy succulents, or nutrient-sensitive cactus species, this mineral guarantees a balanced growing environment that supports root health without frequent amendments. It’s also a favorite among regenerative gardeners and permaculture designers looking to cut down on fertiliser use while improving soil vitality over the long term.
What is the particle size of this zeolite?
It ranges between 0.7mm and 2mm, perfect for use in fine root systems like cactus, bonsai, and succulents.
Can I use this in no-till or organic gardening?
Yes, zeolite is ideal for no-till systems and is safe for use in organic gardens.
Does zeolite break down over time?
No, it remains structurally intact, making it an excellent long-term soil amendment.
How much should I use in my garden?
Apply 500g to 2kg per square meter or mix at your discretion in containers.
Is it compatible with all potting mixes?
Absolutely, zeolite works well alongside other mineral and organic components.
