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Down to Earth Agmino Powder 14-0-0 | 1lb - (Case of 6)
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Water-Soluble Vegetable Protein Nitrogen for Foliar Feeding and Fertigation, 1lb
When a soil test points to nitrogen as the single limiting nutrient, adding a balanced NPK fertilizer means paying for phosphorus and potassium you don't need. Down To Earth Agmino Powder 14-0-0 solves that by supplying only nitrogen — derived from vegetable protein and fully water-soluble — so it dissolves cleanly for foliar feeding or fertigation without shifting the phosphorus or potassium levels already in your program.
The 1lb size, sold as a case of six, suits small-scale growers, home gardeners, or those trialing Agmino Powder before committing to a larger quantity.
Key Features & Benefits
- 14-0-0 concentrated nitrogen — supplies nitrogen with no phosphorus or potassium, for targeted supplementation.
- Water-soluble powder — dissolves completely for foliar feeding or incorporation into fertigation systems.
- Vegetable protein derived — sourced from plant-based protein as a nitrogen option distinct from animal-derived meals.
- Broad plant compatibility — labeled for vegetables, flowers, trees, shrubs, vines, and turf grass.
Who Should Use Down To Earth Agmino Powder 14-0-0
This fits growers, horticulturists, and turf managers who need a water-soluble nitrogen source for foliar application or fertigation, especially when a soil test identifies nitrogen as the primary limiting nutrient.
About Down To Earth Agmino Powder 14-0-0
Agmino Powder is one of the professional-grade water-soluble fertilizers Down To Earth Distributors manufactures at its Eugene, Oregon facility, part of a product line the company has built since 1977.
Frequently Asked Questions
- Why use a 14-0-0 fertilizer instead of a balanced NPK product?
- A 14-0-0 formula supplies nitrogen without adding phosphorus or potassium, which matters when a soil test shows only nitrogen is deficient. Adding a balanced fertilizer in that situation would raise phosphorus and potassium levels you may not need.
- How is Agmino Powder 14-0-0 applied?
- Dissolve it in water for use as a foliar spray or add it to an irrigation system for fertigation. Follow the current label for rates by plant type and growth stage.
- What plants can Agmino Powder be used on?
- It's labeled for vegetables, flowers, trees, shrubs, vines, and turf grass, making it broadly applicable across garden and landscape plant types. Turf managers in particular use it for quick greening without adding phosphorus or potassium to the soil profile.
- Is the nitrogen in Agmino Powder an organic source?
- It's derived from vegetable protein, a plant-based source, though OMRI or NOP status for certified organic programs should be verified on the current product label before use in an organic system. Down To Earth's animal-derived meals carry their own separate certification status.
- What's the difference between the 1lb and 5lb sizes?
- Both contain the same 14-0-0 Agmino Powder formula. The 1lb size suits small-scale use or trial applications, while the 5lb size lowers the cost per pound for growers applying it regularly.
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