Trial DCM VOLCANIC LAVA GRANULES 0-3 mm: too wet or too heavy soil ?

Clay soils have a very dense, compact structure and contain few pores and little air. After a rain shower, these soils retain water on the surface, which causes puddles. On the other hand, if a clay soil dries out, it becomes very hard, making the treatment of clay soils much more difficult.

Problems that can arise in heavy soils:

  • Poor water penetration
  • Poor water distribution
  • Insufficient oxygen levels
  • Poor plant growth
  • Puddle formation

DCM KLEIGRONDVERBETERAAR LAVA (CLAY SOIL IMPROVER) is the solution. This specific lava fraction, 0-3 mm type ‘grey’, has a proven unique effect:

  • hard but porous granules, rich in air pores (total pore volume TPV = 40 ml/100 ml)
  • improves the air-water ratio, allowing excess rainwater to drain more quickly and improving the stability of the top layerremains in the top layer for several yearsfor better rooting and plant growth

Heavy loam soil

Medium heavy loam soil

Source: Effect of DCM Lava 0-3 mm grey on the air content of mineral soils, Agrolab, Belgium

 

dosage:
HEAVY LOAM SOILS
3 - 4 tons/100 m²
level the area, incorporate 10-15 cm deep into the soil, then dig up the soil to a depth of 30 – 35 cm.
MATIG ZWARE LEEMGRONDEN
1 – 2 tons/100 m²
Lawn: incorporate 10-15 cm deep into the soil
Ornamental gardens: incorporate 35 cm deep into the soil

physical soil improver, volcanic lava 0-3 mm to improve the air-water ratio of soils, type ‘grey’, total pore volume 40 ml/100 ml, granule.

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