Does diluted seawater help plants grow healthier?
The soils of the entire world have become severely de-mineralized by rain and erosion over thousands of years. Plants require a continuous intake of minerals, just as we do and for very similar reasons – calcium to build structural support, iron to carry oxygen, and so on. Plants growing on mineral-depleted soil do not obtain enough nourishment; therefore, they are less-abundant, more vulnerable to the insects, worms and fungi that prey upon them, are incapable of growing to their full genetic permissible size and are unable to deliver the full spectrum on nutrients allowed.
