What is one characteristic of a massive soil condition?

A massive soil condition is characterized by very dense soil due to filled pore spaces. In this type of soil, the particles are tightly packed, which results in limited air spaces and minimal water movement. This density can impede root growth and restrict the flow of water and nutrients, making it difficult for plants to thrive.

In contrast, improved drainage capabilities, a light and fluffy texture, and high permeability rates are typically associated with more granular or loosely packed soils, which allow for better air and water movement. Therefore, these characteristics do not align with the definition of a massive soil condition, which is fundamentally about the compactness and density of the soil structure.