Armory Beneficial Bacteria Blend | 2oz - OMRI Listed

Trial-Size Beneficial Bacteria Blend for Soil Microbes

Committing to a large quantity of any new biological input before seeing how it performs on a specific soil and crop is a real risk, especially when a grower is used to a purely synthetic fertility program. Armory Beneficial Bacteria Blend addresses that by concentrating five active Bacillus and Streptomyces species into a formula that builds beneficial microbial populations in soil, supporting plant growth and yield.

This 2oz size gives growers a low-commitment way to try the blend on a small area, whether a raised bed, a handful of containers, or a test plot, before applying it across a full operation.

Key Features & Benefits

• Bacillus and Streptomyces blend — five active bacterial species combined for broad microbial coverage in soil.
• OMRI Listed — meets organic input standards for certified growers.
• Tank-mix compatible — can be combined with fertilizers and other biologicals in the same application.
• Zero-hour REI — no restricted entry interval after application.
• Small trial size — lets growers test the blend on a limited area before buying a larger quantity.

Who Should Use Armory, Trial Size

Growers who want to test this beneficial bacteria blend on a small area before committing to a larger size will find the 2oz package suited to that first step.

About Blacksmith BioScience

Armory is Blacksmith BioScience's beneficial bacteria product, developed by the Spring, Texas company as part of its effort to replace synthetic chemical inputs with microbial alternatives.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the application rate for Armory?

The label rate is 8 oz per 100 gallons, applied as a drench, foliar spray, or soil incorporation. That rate holds across all three package sizes, only the frequency of reordering changes.

Is Armory OMRI Listed?

Yes, it is OMRI Listed, meeting organic input standards for certified growers. The listing applies to every package size sold under the Armory name.

What crops can Armory be used on?

Its label covers fruit and vegetable crops, culinary and medicinal herb production, turf, and ornamental plantings. That range lets one product serve most of a mixed operation rather than requiring a separate bacterial blend per crop type.

How long is the re-entry interval after application?

Armory carries a 0-hour REI, so there is no mandated waiting period before re-entering a treated area. Workers can resume normal activity in the treated area right after application.

What size is this listing?

This is a 2oz trial package, sized for growers sampling the blend on a limited area before scaling up. It uses the same formula and label rate as the larger 1lb and 200oz packages.