Down to Earth AZOMITE Slow Release Powder | 1lb - OMRI Listed - (Case of 12)

Fine-Particle Volcanic Trace Mineral Powder for Custom Blending, 1lb

Re-mineralizing soil with a broad spectrum of trace elements is difficult with a standard NPK fertilizer alone, since trace minerals aren't part of what an N-P-K label measures. Down To Earth AZOMITE Slow Release Powder supplies that broader mineral spectrum from ancient volcanic deposits, ground to a 4-to-200-mesh particle range fine enough for thorough blending into fertilizers, potting mixes, or compost.

The 1lb size, sold as a case of twelve, is suited to growers trialing AZOMITE Slow Release Powder or using it in small batches of custom blends or potting mixes.

Key Features & Benefits

• 4 to 200 mesh particle range — fine enough for thorough mixing and even distribution when blended into fertilizers or potting mixes.
• Broad-spectrum trace minerals — the volcanic source contributes dozens of trace and ultra-trace elements from naturally occurring deposits.
• OMRI Listed — approved for certified organic production.
• Built for blending — designed for mixing into dry fertilizers, potting mixes, compost, or other growing media.

Who Should Use Down To Earth AZOMITE Slow Release Powder

This fits growers who formulate their own fertilizer blends, potting mixes, or compost recipes and want a broad-spectrum trace mineral source, or anyone who wants a fine-particle AZOMITE product rather than the coarser granulated form.

About Down To Earth AZOMITE Slow Release Powder

AZOMITE Slow Release Powder is one of the mineral products Down To Earth Distributors sources and packages at its Eugene, Oregon facility, part of the company's OMRI Listed catalog built since 1977.

Frequently Asked Questions

How does AZOMITE Slow Release Powder differ from AZOMITE Granulated?

The Slow Release Powder has fine particle sizes, from 4 to 200 mesh, optimized for blending with fertilizers, potting mixes, and amendments. The granulated form has coarser particles better suited to broadcast application directly onto garden beds.

What does slow release mean for a mineral powder like this?

It refers to the gradual availability of trace minerals as the fine particles weather over time. Interaction with soil moisture and microbial activity releases those minerals incrementally, rather than all at once after application.

Can AZOMITE Slow Release Powder go directly into garden soil?

Yes, it can be incorporated directly into garden soil or potting medium. It's primarily formulated for blending with dry fertilizers, compost, and other growing media, though direct soil incorporation works as well.

Is AZOMITE Slow Release Powder approved for organic production?

Yes, it's OMRI Listed and appropriate for use in certified organic production systems. That listing applies specifically to this fine-particle Slow Release Powder formulation.

What particle sizes does this AZOMITE product contain?

It contains particles ranging from 4 to 200 mesh. That range supports thorough blending with dry fertilizers, soil amendments, potting mixes, and compost.