Down To Earth AZOMITE Slow Release Powder - 1 lb

Slow-Release Trace Minerals for Soil and Compost - 1 lb Box

Soil that has been cropped repeatedly can run short of trace minerals. This slow-release grade of volcanic minerals blends into fertilizers, amendments and compost to help re-mineralize the mix and meet plant nutritional needs. It is OMRI Listed, and its particle sizes range from 4 to 200 mesh.

The 1 lb box suits hobbyists, small containers and raised beds, and growers who want to trial a mineral amendment before buying in volume.

Key Features & Benefits

• Slow-release grade — supplies trace minerals gradually rather than all at once.
• 4 to 200 mesh particle range — a mix of coarse and fine particles in one powder.
• OMRI Listed — fits organic-focused cultivation programs.
• Blends with other inputs — mixes into fertilizers, amendments and compost.
• Compact 1 lb box — easy to store and test on a small scale.

Who Should Use Down To Earth AZOMITE Slow Release Powder

Home gardeners and small-scale growers who amend soil or compost will find this size practical. Larger operations can use it to trial the amendment before scaling up.

About Down To Earth AZOMITE Slow Release Powder

Down To Earth markets this product as the slow-release grade of AZOMITE volcanic minerals. It is a powder sold as a single 1 lb box and is described as a trace mineral resource for blending.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What does this product do?
A: It adds trace minerals to soil and compost. It helps re-mineralize growing media over time and supports plant nutrition.

Q: Can I mix it with other fertilizers?
A: Yes. It is designed for blending with other fertilizers and amendments as a trace mineral source.

Q: What does mesh mean?
A: Mesh describes particle size by the number of screen openings per inch. A 4 to 200 mesh range means the powder holds both coarse and very fine particles.

Q: Is it OMRI Listed?
A: Yes, the product is listed as OMRI Listed. Check your own program rules and local requirements before use.

Q: How is it different from a standard fertilizer?
A: It is a mineral amendment focused on trace minerals, not a primary nutrient fertilizer. Use it alongside your regular feeding program.