Re-mineralize nutrient-depleted soils and improve plant growth
Down To Earth’s Azomite is a natural mineral product mined in central Utah. This unique deposit was formed when an ancient volcano erupted and its ash settled into a prehistoric seabed creating a complex mineral composition. Azomite can improve plant and root system growth, crop yields, and quality as well as re-mineralize nutrient depleted soils.
This granulated grade is ideal for blending with other fertilizer materials or amendments as a trace mineral resource to help meet plant nutritional needs. It can be applied directly or in combination with composts, fertilizers, manures or soil inoculants.
Derived from volcanic ash.
NPK Analysis: 0-0-0.2
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- Debra Harris, November 2025
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- Mark Dougherty, May 2024
"I was in there today may 17th 2025 and two very lovely employees helped me out! One was a guy (cashier) other was a young woman in a hat. The guy asked if I would like the plant repotted and informed me that I needed a bigger pot for the plant to grow in. The girl walked me back to the pots and helped me pick the right size! They were very friendly and helpful they made my visit there amazing! I hope you know who I am talking about so you can give them recognition!"
- Candice Johnson, May 2025
"Awesome selection of stuff. Staff was extremely helpful and took it to the next level in finding what I needed."
- Turboturtle, September 2024
