What is the particle size distribution of KELP FIBER and how does this distribution compare to that of traditional soil amendments like wood shavings?
The particle sizes of KELP FIBER are generally smaller than the large particles that are found in traditional amendments like redwood shavings. Over 95% of the KELP FIBER particles are smaller than coarse sand (2mm) and 40% of them are smaller than fine sand (0.5mm), whereas for redwood compost only 25% of the particles are smaller than coarse sand and only 6% are smaller than fine sand. The smaller particle size of KELP FIBER gives it a larger surface area for holding water and nutrients, and also allows it to work into the soil easier when used as a top dressing.
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