Organic Prilled Garden Gypsum - 5 lb

I’ve been using Down To Earth All Natural Fertilizers Organic Prilled Garden Gypsum at planting time for my tomatoes and peppers, and it’s been wonderful. The prilled form is easy to spread and work into the soil, and I love that it’s all natural and organic. My plants get off to a strong start, with healthy growth and sturdy stems, and I’ve noticed improved overall vigor compared to seasons when I didn’t use gypsum. It’s a simple addition to my planting routine that makes a real difference. I’ll definitely keep using this every season and I highly recommend for veggie gardeners!

Down to Earth is a great product.

One of the best lines I grow with

I can't take good pictures of Before and After since it's regarding soil quality. But this thing really softens clay soil. I only wish the price was cheaper so that I can apply for a larger area.

Other Gypsums can have odors. This one doesn't. Does have a bit of dust but not nearly as much as other brands. Could be purchased in larger amounts though, would be nice.

I didn't need a 5lb box of gypsum but Down to Earth gives you a great product at an amazing price, i figured why not? I've noticed my shed has more and more Down to Earth products.... I even use the boxes in my compost and to choke the weeds. The product that keeps on giving. Rare to find that in a society so focused on greed.

Between dog pee and grubs, by early fall I had more burnt bare spots and super hard compact dirt. I used gypsum on that part of the lawn and replanted some grass and it's looking much better.

If you don't already know, gypsum is a must have amendment for growing in coco coir. The calcium and sulfur help displace and balance out the excessive sodium and potassium found in coco, and are in forms that are highly available to plants. It also doesn't affect the pH like other liming solutions do, and generally you don't want to raise the pH in coco any higher than it already is. This gypsum is pelletized to slow down and moderate how quick the the calcium and sulfur become available, which in these forms are very mobile and bioavailable to plants. As a result it can even be used as a top dressing and watered in. Disclaimer: I have used many Down to Earth products. Some things you can find much better deals on locally (Ie: buying big bags from local suppliers), but I have always found Down to Earth products to be high quality and have never been disappointed.