Our primary rock flour is extracted from Tyrolean diabase rock, which was formed around 400 million years ago by volcanic eruptions. It has similar properties to the famous fertile Nile mud and can be used in many places in the garden as a natural soil additive and fertilizer. Prehistoric rock flour continuously enriches the soil with clay minerals and trace elements, it neutralizes over-acidified areas and improves the water and nutrient retention capacity of light soils in particular. Anyone who wants to garden in a resource-conserving way in times of climate change is therefore particularly recommended to use it. Soil-living microorganisms also ensure that nutrients are available quickly, meaning that primary rock flour can also be used to increase soil fertility: for healthy foliage, lush flowers and tasty fruit. In the vegetable garden, between fruit trees and ornamental plants, simply apply the product in a thin layer on the top layer of soil and work it in with a cultivator or rake. When potting and repotting balcony and tub plants, mix the finely ground rock flour into the potting soil. On lawns, it is worth spreading with a spreader. And you can even do something good for your compost by scattering a thin layer for every ten centimetres of compost content.