44 Pounds of Azomite by The Seed Supply - Natural Trace Mineral Powder - 67 Essential Minerals - Bulk Fertilizer Powder - Be Green and Grow Your Own Food

Works great for my organic fertilizer blend for bulbs!

Love this product. I use grow bags (15 gallon) in my fenced in patio. Having a farm, I tried to grow my fruits and veggies on the farm . I had deer proof fencing, but did not realize that I have underground critters feasting on my crops. So now I am using my patio. I needed to amend my soil and this stuff works. Definitely will buy again. Thankyou

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I purchased this after hearing it recommended in an electroculture video. My plants love it and are growing like crazy. I think it also makes them more resistant to pests. It’s important to me that this is a natural product with naturally occurring minerals. I refuse to use chemical laden fertilizers and insecticides.

For a person that gardens in the same spot every year, this is essential as you will be using up all the micronutrients and this product goes a long way to replacing them.

I tried Azomite for the first time this year and added in every hole with my beans and wow what a difference. They grew so fast in a week that I couldn’t believe my eyes. One bag can get you a long way but I need to get me another one now. Definitely recommended.

In the area of Maryland we live in, our soils are acidic and need liming and trace minerals like those found in soils near volcanos, like azomite. For the first time ever, my wife's two persimmon trees produced a full crop of fruit, instead of couple, with all the rest falling off only part grown. An old Chinese lady who ran a 10 or 20 acre asian pear, apple, and peach orchard told us to get this. It really works if you have soil that is depleted of trace minerals. Also, the fruit is better for you anyway, lots of selinium, copper, and anything else that old soils are largely devoid of. And, it seems to really help the trees fight disease as well. they are healthier.

In the late spring this year 2016, some of my aronia trees had some weird problems on the fruit and the tree didn't look vigorous. I think its some type of rust. I applied about one or two heaping quarts of the azomite to about 3 gallons of water and made a very thick watery sludgey mix that I applied at the base of my tree. I also pucked off all of the bad looking fruit. Within two weeks the tree picked up a more vigorous look and thankfully no more funny looking growths developed on the fruit. Now early summer the fruits are developing nicely and the tree looks much healthier. I have also begun spraying my fruit trees with different amendments like, liqiud kelp, sea90 and a little miracle grow early mornings or in the evenings. My leaves look deep green and the little branches are all stiffer and stronger.