Organic Azomite Powder Trace Minerals - Essential Minerals for Improving Plant Growth 0-0-0.2, 5 lb

I got this Azomite powder to grow tomatoes in my raised bed and grow bags. I just mixed them into the soil when transplanting the tomatoes and watered it in. It is very easy to handle, is a nice and fine powder, and doesn’t make a lot of dust. I think that it is working well so far. I cannot tell if they are having any effect on the tomatoes yet, but I think they should help the fruits grow healthier and tastier. I am impressed with the quality of the packaging and the thorough instructions on the back of the box! I didn’t want to waste time with a flimsy bag that might break when shipped, so I am glad I got this one. The box is nice and sturdy, so you don’t have to worry about the powder spilling. Plus, it is pretty affordable considering how much you get. 5lbs is definitely more than you would think it is!

Adding as a trace mineral to cacti and house plants, love the brand

I put this in a potted plant and seen almost instant results. This plant has been in the same pot for 3 to 4 years. It does not ask for much and is very low maintenance. I was surprised at the new foliage that emerged. I believe it is just what I needed. Help your plants come back to life, especially the potted ones which can lack nutrients unless the soil is refreshed.

I use this product in my garden and in my worm bins I have been getting very fat worms lately. I’m going to chunk it up to this product helping it is full of nutrients and quality is nice. There is no order with this product. I must say the performance must be pretty awesome if I’m getting really fat worms. easy to use and just the right size for my containers. The 1 pound size is very easy to handle highly recommend this product if you are raising red worms or having a garden highly recommend this product for both use and the value for the money mention the size of the box.

This is a fantastic way to provide your plants with trace minerals. It's easy to use, and you'll increase bloom and fruiting sizes.

The bark on Japanese Maple was accidentally harmed while being transplanted-- a nasty gash several inches long. While searching online for a tree wound product, I found a "recipe" for a patch I thought I would try instead. It consisted of this product, clay, and a quality compost mixed together in a slurry. I applied the mixture to the tree one time. The directions stated that it might need to be applied multiple times due to coming loose, but that was not my experience. The damage was done in early March while the tree was still dormant. It is now early April, the tree is thriving and the concoction adhered so well, it became part of the tree. This will be my go-to tree wound product. It probably does well in its intended use, but I haven't tried that yet.

Came quickly was exactly what I ordered and had application instructions

Great stuff