The A-35 will breakdown the molecular structures of the contaminants as well as help assist in the rebuilding of microbes and beneficial soil bacteria. The next step in building a high energy soil is to add calcium and phosphorus. Calcium is the king of elements, needed more than any other nutrient by weight and volume. The optimum level of calcium in the soil is 2000-3000 pounds per acre for a good garden. Phosphorus is the most efficient nutrient carrier of all compounds.
Trace minerals assist in almost every aspect of growth within a plants life cycle.
Nitron's Glacial Rock Dust is the best natural trace mineral source found on the Earth. A truly efficient high energy soil needs to have plentiful amounts of trace minerals. Potassium and magnesium are another two minerals that can be deficient in a soil, however, potassium and magnesium are usually naturally adequately available. Potassium levels should be at 200 pounds per acre in a good soil. Magnesium should come in at about 70 pounds per acre in a good soil.