Soil Conditioner

A soil conditioner is a material added to soil to improve its physical properties, fertility, and overall health. Unlike fertilizers, which primarily provide nutrients to plants, soil conditioners focus on enhancing the soil structure and its ability to retain moisture, aerate roots, and support microbial life. They are typically made from organic or natural materials such as compost, manure, peat, or humic substances, but can also include synthetic options like gypsum or polymers. The main benefits of soil conditioners include improving soil texture, preventing compaction, increasing water retention in sandy soils, and enhancing drainage in clay soils. They also help balance soil pH, making nutrients more available to plants. Additionally