Organic Alfalfa Meal

Feed your Soil Alfalfa Meal is natural  and organic fertilizer with 2.5-0.5-2.5 formula and is listed by the Organic Materials Review Institute (OMRI) for use in organic production

Alfalfa Meal is a rich source of trace elements and natural growth stimulants and an excellent soil conditioner that accelerates growth and promotes larger, more plentiful blooms

Sun-cured and freshly milled to preserve the highest plant nutrient value and is recommended for all flowering shrubs, especially roses, as well as all other vegetables, herbs and flowers

Northwest grown and it is also useful as a compost bio-activator due to its high organic matter content and ideal Carbon-to-Nitrogen ratio

Guaranteed to be GMO-free and provides a rich natural source of Potash, trace minerals, amino acids and natural plant hormones

How to use Alfalfa Meal

• Roses: For existing roses, apply ½-1 cup per plant in early spring and thoroughly mix into the soil surface. For new roses, add ½-1 cup per hole, mix thoroughly into soil and water in well. Repeat application when blooms appear and again in fall at half the recommended amount,
• Vegetable Gardens & Flower Beds: To prepare new gardens, apply 2-4 tbsp per square foot and thoroughly mix into the top 3″ of soil. For new transplants, add 1-2 tbsp per hole, mix into soil and water in well. To feed established plants, side dress ½ cup once each month during the growing season to promote plant growth.
• Containers: For new plantings, add 2-4 tbsp per gallon of soil and mix thoroughly OR add 1 cup per cubic foot. For established plants, lightly mix 1-2 tbsp per gallon into the soil surface once each month during the growing season.
• Trees & Shrubs: Spread up to 1 lb per 2″ of trunk diameter around the base outwards to the drip line, mix into soil surface and water in well. For new trees, prepare transplant hole and mix 1-2 cups with the backfill soil. Use the amended soil to fill in around the new tree and water in well.

Ingredients

• Certified Organic Dehydrated Alfalfa Additional information