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LukeyRoberts Wellington, New Zealand May 26, 2015

Hello! I've been using these forums for a while now and I must say the help and knowledge I've gained from you guys here is great and I think It's time to become sown and seeded as a full member!
**Pun alert!**

I’ve just got my hands on some of this stuff called ‘Lithovit’ from a friend of mine who swears by it (Here’s the link in case you don’t know what I’m on about: http://www.lithovit.co.nz/buy-lithovit/lithovit-200gm ) I’m always a little sceptical about these sorts of products but she managed to convince me to try it out and boy am I surprised!
I have a small to medium organic veggie patch at home here in Wellington and usually get a good enough yield to feed myself and the fam for a number of weeks but I want to try and go as self-sufficient as possible and so far this seems perfect! I hope posting this helps anyone else looking for something similar. I will post some before and after pictures as soon as the sun comes out :D

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Diana_K Contra Costa County, CA(Zone 9b) May 26, 2015

Are you running 2 patches, similar in every way, except using this product on one, and your usual practices on the other?

Making a liquid out of whatever minerals that are lacking in your soil and applying them to the leaves is an old technique.

The main ingredient in this is calcium carbonate, which is hard to dissolve. If their special form of micro-milling makes it easier to dissolve, or fine enough to enter the plants' leaves when suspended in water, then that sounds good.

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