use, mainly nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium, plus secondary nutrients and trace minerals. A medication tablet is not built to provide that balance.
On top of that, tablets contain inactive ingredients too, often binders, fillers, coatings, colorants, and anti-caking agents. In tiny amounts, those may not destroy a garden bed, but they also do not support healthy soil biology the way compost, leaf mold, or a proper organic fertilizer can. In my patch, it seemed to create inconsistency rather than improvement.
9. Could the tablets have changed soil moisture?
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