Nature's Soil Wetter - 1L

Lawns (Buffalo, Couch, Kikuyu & More)

• Solves common dry patch and moisture stress
• Promotes even water distribution across your lawn
• Helps with fertiliser uptake and deeper root growth
• Apply before or after rainfall to maximise soil moisture capture
• Safe for golf greens, turf, and domestic lawns

Tip: Combine with Seaweed Secrets or Stimulizer for a complete lawn hydration and nutrition program.

Gardens (Veggies, Flowers, Trees, Pots)

• Helps potting mix absorb water more evenly
• Great for containers that dry out quickly or repel water
• Reduces watering frequency while improving plant health
• Excellent in raised beds, veggie gardens, and fruit trees
• Supports nutrient retention in light or sandy soils

Especially useful for: Tomatoes, citrus, berries, herbs, and natives in dry or clay-heavy soils.

Braodcare, Horticulture and Farms

• Improves soil moisture penetration in furrows and fields
• Reduces nutrient leaching (especially nitrogen and potassium)
• Stabilises urea and ammonium-based fertilisers
• Helps remediate saline or chemically stressed soils
• Boosts microbial activity and soil buffering capacity

Integrates well with: Liquid fertilisers, compost teas, and biological soil enhancers.

The Science Behind Nature's Soil Wetter

Nature’s Soil Wetter uses a unique blend of advanced colloidal chemistry and organic plant-based surfactants to address one of the most common but overlooked challenges in soil health—hydrophobicity, or water repellence. In many Australian soils—especially sandy soils, heavily compacted clays, and those degraded by chemical inputs or drought—water tends to bead on the surface and run off instead of penetrating and being absorbed where plants need it most. Nature’s Soil Wetter reduces the surface tension of water, allowing it to spread and infiltrate more effectively into the soil profile, reaching plant root zones more efficiently. This not only ensures faster rehydration of dry soils, but also helps improve overall soil structure over time.

Unlike synthetic wetting agents that can strip away beneficial biology, this formulation contains naturally derived colloids and humectants that bind moisture, improving the soil’s ability to retain water between irrigation or rainfall events. This is especially beneficial in sandy soils, where rapid drainage can lead to moisture and nutrient loss, and in clay soils, where poor structure prevents deep water penetration. Nature’s Soil Wetter also plays a role in nutrient retention and buffering—particularly nitrogen. When mixed with nitrogen-based fertilisers like urea or potassium nitrate, it helps stabilise these compounds, reducing volatilisation and leaching, and ensuring they remain available to plants for longer periods—up to 80 days in some cases.

Additionally, the organic colloids in the formula contribute to soil detoxification by binding with residues of pesticides, herbicides, and heavy metals, making them less bioavailable and less harmful to plant and microbial life. This helps restore degraded soils and supports the re-establishment of a healthy soil microbial ecosystem, which is essential for nutrient cycling, disease suppression, and long-term fertility. The product’s pH buffering capacity also helps protect plant roots from fluctuations in soil acidity or alkalinity, creating a more stable growing environment. Whether you’re managing turf, restoring native landscapes, or growing food, Nature’s Soil Wetter doesn’t just move water—it helps regenerate soil function, improve nutrient use efficiency, and build long-term resilience in your growing system.

In summary, nature's soil wetter has the following functions: 

• Water Penetration: Breaks water’s surface tension to move deeper into the soil
• Soil Structure Repair: Softens compacted soil and helps form beneficial soil crumbs
• Fertiliser Stabilisation: Enhances nitrogen retention—extends urea effectiveness up to 80 days
• Root Zone Hydration: Keeps moisture near plant roots longer, reducing stress
• Soil Detox: Binds and neutralises salts, toxins, and heavy metals
• pH Buffering: Helps soil resist extreme swings in pH