For chia fertilization, Miracle‑Gro offers an organic option. But the bigger picture: certified organic chia seed supports sustainable farming — no synthetic chemicals in soil, no chemical herbicides/pesticides. Chemical agriculture creates dependency, pollutes water, harms beneficial insects, and leaves residues in food.
Even if chia has natural pest resistance, buying organic supports a system that builds healthy soil, which grows healthier plants. Healthy soil = healthy plants. Intercropping and biodiversity reduce pest pressure naturally.
More on organic soil building at avant-gardening.com.
— The Long Island Gardener
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