Dr Forest Liquid Gypsum for Clay Soil & Lawns | Soil Conditioner 2 x 5L

• DECLARED ANALYSIS: Micronised mined calcium sulphate (CaSO4) at 19.55% calcium and 15.31% sulphur in fulvic acid - thick mineral cream that settles, so shake well before use
• HELPS DISPERSIVE CLAY: Dissolved calcium helps clay that seals and puddles so rain can soak in, without changing soil pH - will not fix foot-traffic compaction or missing drains
• LAWNS AND BORDERS, NO DIGGING: Water on turf and beds - about 10 ml per litre at 1 L per m2 for maintenance, or about 15 ml per litre on heavier clay - best Sep-Nov then Mar-Apr
• CALCIUM AND SULPHUR FEED: Supplies plant-available calcium and sulphate-sulphur for tired turf and fruiting crops - for blossom end rot keep watering steady first; soil-test before root drench
• COVERAGE PER 1L: Lawn maintenance (about 10 ml product per m2) treats about 100 m2 - heavy clay (about 15 ml per m2) about 67 m2 - as 5 ml/L root drench makes about 200 L diluted - Stockport

Product description Liquid Gypsum is naturally mined calcium sulphate, wet-milled to an average particle size of 5 microns and suspended in water with fulvic acid. It is a thick, creamy mineral suspension rather than a clear solution, so it settles on standing - shake for 30 seconds before measuring. Analysis: 19.55% calcium (Ca) and 15.31% sulphur (S), quoted elementally rather than as CaO and SO3. Unlike garden lime, gypsum supplies calcium without meaningfully raising soil pH, so it suits lawns, beds, borders, containers and already-neutral ground. On dispersive clay, dissolving sulphate helps displace excess sodium and magnesium from clay exchange sites so crumbs hold together and rain soaks in rather than sealing the surface. It will not fix waterlogging from compaction, a high water table or missing drains. Root drench: 5 ml per litre for maintenance, or 10 ml per litre where a soil test shows calcium is low. Lawns: 10 ml per litre at about 1 L per m2. Hand-blended and packed in Stockport. Ingredients Calcium sulphate, 19.55% Ca and 15.31% S Fulvic acid Directions Shake for 30 seconds before measuring. Root drench: 5 ml per litre every 2 to 4 weeks, or 10 ml per litre weekly where blossom end rot, bitter pit or tip-burn is showing. Foliar: 5 ml per litre in early morning or evening. Lawns: 10 ml per litre at 1 litre per square metre monthly from March to October, or 15 ml per litre fortnightly for the first three months on heavy clay, ideally straight after hollow-tine aeration. Do not pre-dilute and do not freeze.