I was preforming my science experiment which was what is the affect of electromagnetic fields on plant growth and now I find thes little tiny metallic pieces throughout the soil. DO you know what they might be?
Soil is probably one of the most overlooked substances in the world that is crucial to our very existence. Healthy, nutrient-rich soil means healthy, nutrient-rich plants, animals, and humans. In turn, this means better air, water, and environment as a whole. Things to consider when evaluating soil include color, structure, and texture. Sometimes, depending on the region, the quality of these can vary in soils. One of the things people do to improve their soil is composting.
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If by metallic you mean shiny, they're likely mica or vermiculite -- an additive used by garden companies to mediate soil properties like absorptiveness. If, on the other hand, they are actually metal (have you tried a magnet on them?), then you have some very unusual soil on your hands.
