Azomite AZOMITE-44-1 Azomite-44A Bag Micronized Bag-100% Natural 44 lb, White

This is the real deal. It is another resource in the bucket of fertilizer/plant tricks. And it is not consumed, like regular fertilizer, and stays in the soil for years. I guess you could call it a plant/root catalyst, it helps to get nutrition to the roots to feed the plant. Add miracle grow, and everything goes nuts. Have put it everywhere in the yard, and am going to pass it on to friend's gardens.

Found out this is available at a local garden shop in Colorado Springs for $15 less than the seller's price. Seller's price is ok compared to other suppliers over the internet, and I don't have to pay state or city tax (total over 8%) but I'm thinking the free shipping is not all that free. Price aside, and since reviews are about the product, not the seller, azomite is a fantastic product. Use it on everything. Vegies, flowers, seedling trees. Trees grow faster, vegies taste better.

I find using a bit of this in my garden soil helps the plants stay healthy. I wear a dust mask when dealing with this stuff because it is a very fine powder. I'm glad I purchased this. There is a lot in the bag and I know it will last me a long time.

You read up on this. Buy this. just sprinkle at little out. Test it. Have a Little Faith in the something beyond Chemicals. My Sister put a cupful around a dying Peach Tree. It grew and produce like crazy. She can not grasp the other side of how things work. My Brother in law brought in some just dirt. . Pour this on half with out listening to Me or waiting. Half the garden would not stop producing. The other half was just lifeless. Take a chance and try some. Just a little, not much. This bag will last a long time if You keep it in a dry place. When I first try to buy it , it came in train loads. Now You can get it cheap and handy.

The product is good but the packaging needs to be improved. You open the box and get powder all over your self. Putting it in a plastic bag should be simple enough.

I bought heirloom roma tomato plants the first year we had our garden. It was an effort of love, since the "soil" was all rocks and clay, and we mixed in all sorts of peat and organic compost in an attempt to make it fertile for more than weeds. Our gorgeous tomatoes tasted like sawdust. Seriously, no flavor. The next year I got azomite and a soil acidifier. The pH tester indicated that the soil was mostly OK for tomatoes, so I only did a little of the acidifier, but I applied a double dose of the azomite (as well as everything else I did before - organic "Garden-Tone" fertilizer (also recommended), lots of water, weeding and TLC). At the end of the season I was serving up the best BLT's I've ever tasted. If you're trying to garden on poor soil, I can't recommend this stuff enough, and one bag will last a home garden for several seasons. SO WORTH IT.

It really improved my soil last summer in my front yard and trees. Used another bag on my news sod, prepping soil and conditioning the soil my sod came with after it was laid,won't burn grass and makes all plant colors vivid.

This is amazing, one of my clients recommend this I used it in all my plants and when I add a new plant