BEWIT SHUNGITE PEBBLE - NATURAL SOIL HARMONISER

BENEFITS OF SHUNGITE PEBBLE

• Binds water in the soil and prevents excessive evaporation
• Balances soil pH to values between 7 and 7.5
• Helps optimum plant development
• It is environmentally friendly and safe for human health.

HISTORY

Shunga

Shungite got its name from the place of its first discovery – Karelian village of Shunga.

Tsar Peter the Great

Shungite has been used for its unique properties since the early 18th century. Tsar Peter the Great is said to have used this method himself to purify water for his army, ensuring better health and hygiene among his soldiers.

Additionally, this treatment can provide excellent care for both garden and house plants, enhancing their vitality and growth.

Due to its excellent absorption and strong harmonising properties, shungite has also proven itself in the care of garden and house plants. As well as being able to bind water in the soil very effectively and reduce the need for irrigation, this exceptional mineral also adjusts the pH of the soil to values between 7 and 7.5.

Moreover, it is very environmentally friendly and safe for human health.

FEATURES

Polymineral carbon rock

By virtue of its structure, shungite is a mineraloid – a non-porous polymineral carbon rock that contains nearly half of the elements of the periodic table. Visually, it appears as an opaque black stone with a distinct, sometimes subtle, metallic sheen.

USE

For flower bed and flower pot.

Our shungite pebble ## has a practical shape and size** that make it very easy to incorporate into a flower bed, a pot or a planter. Bury it deep in the soil for optimum function.

Please note – it is not coated to maintain its optimum properties and may stain. We recommend wearing gardening gloves when handling untreated shungite pebbles to protect your hands, as they may have rough edges and could potentially cause irritation. Shungite is often used in various forms for its healing properties, but raw, untreated stones can be abrasive.

Country of origin

Karelia