Down to Earth AZOMITE Granulated | 5lb - OMRI Listed - (Case of 6)

Granulated Volcanic Mineral for Direct Soil and Compost Use, 5lb Case of 6

Re-mineralizing a depleted garden bed or compost pile with a fine powder can mean dust and uneven scattering, which is a real annoyance when spreading by hand across a larger area. Down to Earth AZOMITE Granulated takes the same mined volcanic mineral deposit and processes it into a granule specifically for easy, direct application to garden soils, composts, and potting mediums.

This 5lb bag, sold in a case of 6, suits home gardeners applying AZOMITE directly to soil, compost, or potting mixes without blending it into another product first.

Key Features & Benefits

• Granulated for easy application — processes the mined mineral into a granule that spreads evenly by hand without the dust of a fine powder.
• OMRI Listed — qualifies for certified organic soil and compost programs.
• Broad-spectrum trace elements — supplies a wide range of naturally occurring trace minerals from a single volcanic deposit.
• Direct re-mineralization use — applied straight to depleted garden soils, composts, and potting mediums rather than blended into a separate product.

Who Should Use This

Home gardeners re-mineralizing depleted soil, compost, or potting mixes who want a granule they can spread directly by hand, rather than a fine powder meant for blending, are the right fit for AZOMITE Granulated.

About Down To Earth

Down To Earth processes this granulated AZOMITE grade for direct garden use, part of a mineral and fertilizer catalog the company has built from natural sources since 1977 in Eugene, Oregon.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is AZOMITE Granulated made from?

It's the same mined volcanic mineral deposit used across the AZOMITE line, processed here into a granule rather than a fine powder. That granulated form is built for direct hand application rather than blending into another product.

How should AZOMITE Granulated be applied?

Spread it directly over depleted garden soil, work it into compost, or mix it into potting mediums as a re-mineralizing amendment. Follow current label directions for application rates by area or container size.

Is AZOMITE Granulated OMRI Listed?

Yes, it's OMRI Listed and suitable for certified organic soil and compost programs. Verify the listing on your package against your certifier's current standards before applying it across a large area.

How does this differ from the AZOMITE Slow Release Powder?

The granulated form is built for direct, standalone application to soil, compost, or potting mediums by hand, while the powder grade is milled finer specifically for blending into other fertilizers and amendments. Choose granulated for straightforward garden use and the powder if you're formulating a custom blend.