Down to Earth AZOMITE Slow Release Powder | 5lb - OMRI Listed - (Case of 6)

Volcanic Trace Mineral Powder for Blending Into Fertilizer Programs, 5lb Case of 6

A finished fertilizer blend is only as complete as the trace mineral spectrum behind its headline NPK numbers, and most blends don't touch the dozens of trace elements a mined volcanic deposit can supply. Down to Earth AZOMITE Slow Release Powder is a fine-particle grade of AZOMITE volcanic mineral, sized from 4 to 200 mesh specifically so blenders can work it into other fertilizers and amendments rather than apply it as a standalone product.

This 5lb bag, sold in a case of 6, suits growers and blenders adding trace mineral content into a custom fertilizer or amendment mix rather than applying AZOMITE on its own.

Key Features & Benefits

• 4 to 200 mesh particle range — gives blenders a fine, consistent powder that mixes evenly into other fertilizers and amendments.
• OMRI Listed — qualifies for certified organic blending and soil-building programs.
• Broad trace mineral resource — supplies a wide range of naturally occurring trace elements from a volcanic mineral deposit.
• Built for blending, not standalone use — formulated specifically to be worked into other products rather than applied directly on its own.

Who Should Use This

Growers and fertilizer blenders adding a broad trace mineral resource into a custom mix, rather than applying a mineral product on its own, are the right fit for this powder-grade AZOMITE.

About Down To Earth

Down To Earth offers this fine-mesh AZOMITE powder grade alongside its blended fertilizer catalog, sourced from natural mineral deposits as part of the company's approach since its 1977 founding in Eugene, Oregon.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is AZOMITE, and where does it come from?

AZOMITE is a mined volcanic mineral deposit valued as a broad-spectrum source of naturally occurring trace elements. This particular grade is milled to a 4 to 200 mesh particle range, finer than the granulated version, specifically so it blends evenly into other fertilizers and amendments.

How is this powder grade meant to be used?

It's designed for blending into other fertilizers, potting mixes, or compost recipes rather than applied on its own as a standalone soil treatment. Work it in at the rate called for by whatever finished blend recipe you're following.

Is AZOMITE Slow Release Powder OMRI Listed?

Yes, it's OMRI Listed and suitable for certified organic blending and soil programs. Confirm the listing on your package meets your certifier's current standards before blending it into a large batch.

Why choose the powder grade instead of the granulated AZOMITE product?

The fine 4 to 200 mesh particle size is built for even distribution when blending into other fertilizers or amendments, something a coarser granule doesn't do as well. Growers applying AZOMITE directly to soil on its own more commonly reach for the granulated version instead.