AZOMITE is a certified organic trace mineral fertilizer. Its name stands for the "A to Z of minerals including trace elements." It comes as a micronized powder that is easy to use.
The deposit formed an estimated 30 million years ago, when a volcanic eruption filled a nearby seabed. Seawater fed by mineral-rich rivers combined with rare earth elements in the volcanic ash. AZOMITE is mined in Utah.
Use it in vegetable gardens, flower beds, on roses and on houseplants. Apply it with compost, humus, manure or other fertilizers, which add nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium. It will not burn plants.
- Size
- 5 pound bag
- Form
- Micronized powder
- Certification
- Certified organic
- Origin
- Mined in Utah
- Garden beds
- When preparing soil, 1/4 cup per plant. For established beds, sprinkle around each plant.
- Large areas
- Two 44 lb bags per acre, based on rows about 18" apart with plants 12" apart
- Houseplants
- Mix 1 teaspoon per 2 inch pot diameter into potting soil before planting, then 1 teaspoon quarterly
- Roses
- 1/4 lb per plant, lightly tilled into the soil around each plant
- Use with
- Compost, humus, manures or other fertilizers for nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium