Azomite Raw Supply Organic Trace Mineral Powder 44LB Micronized, White

Exactly what is said. Shipping was hassle free and package came intact.

Good stuff - I use it in my garden when mixing my own raised bed soil. Easy to use and a 40lb bag goes a long way.

We have a small market garden business and sell some starts during the spring at a farmer's market. I have started using this along with worm castings in the peat starter soil we use for our Spring starts. Our plants really seem to love this combination and grow nice and full now. To give an idea of how much I use, I filled a typical 55gal trash can half way with the peat, then add maybe a quart of the worm castings and half cup to cup of azomite. We had replanted our tomatoes when they were about three or four inches tall. Literally, in a week after doing this replanting with these amendments, the tomato plants doubled in size and leaves took off like crazy. I'm pretty sure Audrey 2 now resides in my greenhouse (for those that get the reference)! I'm sure the warmer weather helped a bit, but I've been pleasantly surprised at how well the plants have done after the replantings with the azomite and castings. This is the first time I've used azomite so don't have much to compare to from other forms or vendors, but I can tell you my plants have been VERY happy and they have been complimented for their "healthy" appearance at the market. Will definitely be re-purchasing this product. If you found this review helpful, please tag as such below - Thanks!

I have 9 Mango trees, 4 citrus, and 11 other fruit trees + 10 raised vegetable beds. I am 100% organic. Azomite is the key ingredient apart from mulch, biochar and worm castings I always add to fertilizer feed. Difference is noticeable in before and after images. People say I have a green thumb, but I know magic is in feeding the soil with these amendments, that shows in plant health. At the price, it is excellent value for money. Highly recommended.

Would have given it 5 stars but the price has suddenly shot up about 50%. I've been growing tomatoes, peppers, and zinnias in the same plot for 38 years. Yield was going down, even with the annual addition of composted cow manure, etc. The addition of Azomite at the beginning of the growing season did not seem to make a big difference, but the following years, there did seem to be a qualitative improvement, especially in the yield of peppers ....i presume because it took time to fully dissolve.

In my opinion, an essential amendment to the soil

Azomite is a great organic soil conditioner, full of natural minerals!

This is the first time I have ever tried Azomite on my lawn. It was recommended by a turf expert who is advising me on my lawn. The only problem I had with this finely ground rock mineral supplement is I used a common lawn fertilizer (Scotts Edge-guard) spreader and this product is so fine it was difficult to get the spreader to distribute it. It sticks together like talcum powder or baking flour where common fertilizers are in little hard balls that easily fall into the chute. Azomite needs constant stirring and shaking of the spreader to get it to fall into the chute correctly. I was able to spread it on my lawn but it took some doing. There may be special spreaders for this kind of product. The bag says nothing about that or how to use the product. Hope it helps my lawn.

It looks like all the other azomite dust I've purchased. Make sure you use with compost or compost tea.