Let this powerful plant food unlock the potential in all your plants. As always, adapting Nature's own elegant time-tested methods will be far more effective than trying to force human chemistry on plants. A garden is only as good as its soil. Because very few soils are ideal, much of a gardener's effort is dedicated to improving and maintaining this complex entity. Good soil provides the optimal setting for organisms that do the essential work of dismantling molecules of elements, such as nitrogen and phosphorus, so that they may be absorbed by plants.
Synthetic fertilizers cause nutrient deficiencies within soils.
Scientific studies show that organic remineralization techniques can help enhance soil nutrient bioavailability by achieving optimal growth of soil microorganisms. Work one teaspoon per six inch pot into soil. Apply one ounce for each inch of tree trunk diameter. Apply one-half pound per cubic yard in layers. Mix one teaspoon in one gallon of water and apply to plants.