AZOMITE Soil Amendment

AZOMITE is technically a soil amendment, not a fertilizer. While it provides a broad spectrum of trace minerals to support plant health and vitality, it does not contain the N-P-K ratios found in traditional fertilizers. It is best used as a supplement to your existing fertilization program.

Once applied and watered in, the granulated minerals typically begin to break down within one to two weeks. Rainfall or irrigation will accelerate this process, allowing the nutrients to integrate into the soil profile.

Yes. AZOMITE is OMRI-Listed, which means it meets the standards required for use in certified organic production. You can confidently use it to enrich your soil without compromising your organic certification.

Because it comes in a granulated form, it is very easy to broadcast spread by hand or with a spreader. You can also mix it directly into your potting soil or compost, or incorporate it into your existing fertilizer blends for a more comprehensive nutrient profile.

As a mineral-based product, AZOMITE does not expire or degrade in quality over time if stored properly. Keep the bags in a cool, dry place to prevent moisture from causing the granules to break down prematurely.