Like cooking muscadine hulls into pie, mineralization converts organic nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium into water-soluble ions plants can absorb. It's organic fertilizer "pre-digested" by heat or microbial action.
Mineralized and organic fertilizers supply micronutrients and soil-conditioning compounds absent in synthetics. Plants don't care about the source—but soil biology does.
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