Pelleted Bone Meal 4-14-0 (5 lb bag)

Support strong root development and abundant blooms with Pelleted Bone Meal 4-14-0 (5 lb), a natural source of phosphorus and calcium. This high-quality fertilizer is specially formulated to promote vigorous root systems, enhance flower production, and improve overall plant vitality. With an easy-to-apply pelleted form, it provides a slow-release nutrient boost, ensuring long-lasting benefits for a wide range of crops.

With an NPK ratio of 4-14-0, this bone meal delivers a concentrated source of phosphorus, essential for early plant development, flowering, and fruiting. The added nitrogen encourages initial plant growth, while calcium supports strong cell structure and disease resistance. This makes it an excellent choice for root vegetables, flowering ornamentals, fruiting plants, and trees.

The pelleted form allows for easier application and reduced dust compared to traditional bone meal powders. It can be incorporated into soil before planting or used as a top dressing during the growing season for continuous nutrient availability. Whether you're growing vibrant flowers, nutrient-dense vegetables, or healthy fruit trees, this natural fertilizer provides the necessary nutrients to enhance plant performance.

Key Benefits:

• 4-14-0 NPK ratio promotes root growth, flowering, and fruiting
• Derived from bone meal
• Apply at 5-10 lbs per 1,000 sq ft
• Slow-release phosphorus for sustained nutrient availability
• Rich in calcium to support strong cell walls and plant resilience
• Pelleted form for easy application and reduced dust
• Ideal for flowers, vegetables, fruit trees, and ornamentals

For gardeners needing a larger supply, Pelleted Bone Meal 4-14-0 is also available in a 50 lb bag.

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