Thanks for the reply. Im asking because I will be using the soil in my garden to grow peppers a long with other vegetables and I wanted to increase their nutritional value. Just wanting to get some thoughts on the subject and find out if anyone else had researched it and what they found outScoville DeVille said:Safe? It's an organic substance, so yes. ("Organic" as in, it comes from the earth)
It's basically clay when you get the powder wet.
I think you're overthinking the peper growing thing.
Dirt. Water. Peppers. Smile.
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Ill have to try some on my banana plants. ThanksCDNmatt said:Google is my best friend -Â "Granite rock dust chemical composition: As you can see granite rock dust is quite rich in potassium, not so much in calcium, phosphorus or magnesium. Those nutrients will have to be balanced with different sources"
ÂCachucha said:Thanks for the reply. Im asking because I will be using the soil in my garden to grow peppers a long with other vegetables and I wanted to increase their nutritional value. Just wanting to get some thoughts on the subject and find out if anyone else had researched it and what they found out