Gypsum for Soil

Gypsum is one of those rare materials that perform in all three categories of soil treament: an amendment, a conditioner, and a fertilizer.

Gypsum as a Fertilizer – It’s fast release of sulfur and calcium make it a useful fertilizer while it’s dissolved state releases equal proportions of calcium and sulfate. This functional fertilizer increases your soil’s calcium level without effecting it’s pH.

Gypsum as a Soil Conditioner – Gypsum particles will bond with clay particles to improve soil structure. This allows for enhanced watering and fertilizing benefits. It also works to help loosen compacted soils.

Gypsum as a Soil Amendment – Adding Gypsum to soil increases the soil’s ability to soak up water after precipitation. This helps to also reduce erosion and runoff.

Gypsum is low in dust and easy to apply. It doesn’t require being worked into the soil. Simply spply directly to the surface and water it in to dissolve the pellets and it’ll do the rest.

Gypsum is OMRI listed.