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Group: uk.diy · Group Profile · Search for Gypsum for clay soil in uk.diy
Author: Ian B
Date: Jun 8, 2010 01:52
...Tim Watts" wrote I must admit - I don't know if British Gypsum do recycling at the Mountfield/Robertsbridge plant. Though if... sticking the result of it in with the raw materials from the mine. British Gypsum make cat litter too, Nature Cat Gold... ringing BG first to find out if it is pure gypsum. No, that's made from bentonite clay, which is the most absorbent, clumpy dirt...
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Group: uk.diy · Group Profile · Search for Gypsum for clay soil in uk.diy
Author: Andy Dingley
Date: Jun 8, 2010 00:59
... fully. So what's the stuff from the graden centres? Pure gypsum rather than FGDS, so as to avoid the alkalinity change?.... It has nothing to do with the presence of calcium in the soil per se. Pure gypsum (not the modern stuff from desulphurisation) used to be recommended as an additive to heavy soils to open them up, where it was wanted to grow rhododendrons, in place of 'lime' ...
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Group: uk.diy · Group Profile · Search for Gypsum for clay soil in uk.diy
Author: NT
Date: Jun 7, 2010 20:43
...: On 7 June, 09:31, NT <meow2...@care2.com> wrote: Unused plaster will bind the soil, used lumps wont. Run it through a cement mixer and a couple of rocks as a ... water would be enough (this is plaster, not cement). I wouldn't add "rottable garbage" to soil either, it's much better to rot this down separately. Otherwise you'll be short of nitrogen and ...
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