For troublesome clay that gets sticky or greasy when wet, then sets hard, cracks or crusts as it dries. CLAY FIXER helps water enter and makes the treated clay more workable for roots.
| Use | Dose & direction |
|---|---|
| Dose | Use the current pack label rate |
| Prepare | Pre-wet dry clay |
| Apply | Distribute evenly; water in lightly if needed |
| Finish | Allow the soil to dry naturally |
Treat the clay—not just the puddle.
Messy clay can seal at the surface, turn greasy underfoot and become brick-hard when dry. CLAY FIXER is made for that difficult behaviour, helping water move into the treated area and making the clay easier to work.
It is intended to reduce runoff and puddling caused by poor infiltration and support more useful irrigation and root access.
What better water movement supports.
- Improved water entry and profile penetration.
- More even moisture movement and useful root-zone access.
- Better aeration as water drains from existing pores.
- More workable clay and stronger root potential.
- Less surface water waste where the profile can drain.
Does this sound like your clay?
Look for sticky or greasy clay when wet, hard-setting ground when dry, crusts, cracks, sealing or muddy puddles. CLAY FIXER can be used across lawns, gardens, trees, turf and larger growing areas where these symptoms are causing trouble.
If clear water beads or runs off while the soil beneath stays dry, explore POWER BREAKER for water entry as well. For large or construction projects, a soil test can help plan the rate and application.
Apply to moist soil.
Distribute evenly using the current label rate. Pre-wet dry clay first; apply the treatment, water in lightly if needed, and allow the soil to dry naturally.
Monitor infiltration, runoff, puddling and workability. Reassess after digging, aeration, renovation, heavy traffic or disturbance. Do not substitute a delivery schedule for an application decision.
Benefit descriptions reviewed against the supplied catalogues on 29 September 2026. Pack prices come from the local listing snapshot; follow the current label for your selected formula.








