For Soils with Low pH & Low Fertility Our own formulation based on years of testing Sierra foothill soils, which are acidic and low in phosphorous, nitrogen, calcium, sulfur, and trace minerals.
Use it in similarly deficient soils. This blend contains soft rock phosphate, gypsum, oystershell lime, bonemeal, sulfate of potash and kelp meal. It is organic and supplies all deficient soil nutrients, except nitrogen. (For organic matter, see worm castings, compost or cover crops). Use at 20 lb/100 sq ft on new soils, less on soils which have been amended in the past. Contains 1%N-3.5%P-4.2%K.
Product Details
Item Model Number:
F1100
Product Dimensions:
30 x 15 x 3 inches.
Shipping Weight:
55 pounds.
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