10 Lbs of Azomite - Organic Trace Mineral Soil Additive Fertilizer - 67 Trace Minerals: Selenium, Vanadium, Chromium

After I did a little research on the internet, I ordered a small bag to see if I noticed any difference. WOW, its like crack for plants !! My tomatoes took off, peppers were greener, everything seemed like it was growing crazy. It's easy to apply, and mix in the soil. I wore a dust mask, just in case. I loved the fact it is ORGANIC, all the elements your soil is probable depleted in, is in this stuff. I will be using this product for the rest of my gardening days...the next 30yrs !!!

First off, I got a plastic bag label with a sticker claiming to be Azomite, not the 10 2lb bags I wanted.On contacting the seller, after much frustration trying to locate the order, the seller send me the10 2lbs bags quite expeditiously. However, I am not happy that the bags were not as advertised by amazom, what really is in the bags? how do I know how to apply without any direction from the manufacturer.I have always got exactly what is shown on all my orders before. This time I am very disappointed.

The product itself is fine. This is a powder I was hoping for granules. The issue was the bag had a two inch tear right in the middle. I ordered a book and a couple of other items. EVERYTHING was covered with the powder.

My first try at this product on the garden. It seems to really enhance the soil. Our desert soil is poor in nutrients and I just cant use the chemicals and artificial fertilizers anymore. This unique natural product from Utah along with blood meal an bone meal has produced the healthiest vegetable garden I have ever had. I start everything from seed and all the plants are strong and growing fast. I like the Azomite product and will buy it again. Its not popular or readily available in Vegas.

In trying to become more sustainable in my organic gardening practices, I find this to be my primary staple. If I could only have one tool this would be my choice, as I'm always trying to reduce purchases and the carbon footprint of sending packages all over the globe. The effect it has on compost, vegetables, compost tea, and trees and shrubs is unbeatable, and a real testament to how mineral deprived everything truly is in our modern agricultural system. A little goes a long way; but I think the instructions are a bit excessive in their dosage recommendations...you can use half of what they call for with good results.

I can not say I love this product, but my plants sure do! Basically, you're feeding the bacteria, not the plants. The bacteria in return produce easily absorbed nutrition for the plants. This stuff in the soil in conjunction with a compost tea periodically after planting is a perfect 1 | 2 punch for your plants.

I purchased this to supplement my vegetable garden, but yields were the lowest I've ever gotten. I think the low yields were due to weather, but I'm not able to stand behind Azomite.. The product isn't bad, but so far it isn't worth the money. I'll update the review if things change this growing season.

I can't verify scientifically any of the claims made about its practically "supernatural" abilities. What I do know is this: Last year I added 9 Hostas to my garden. Then I learned I'd have to move out and go elsewhere. I transplanted the Hostas to another property where they were not taken care of at all. This summer I finally moved in to my new place and tried to rescue the Hostas (too much sun, almost no water, attacked by pests, chewed up by animals). The first three were transplanted without Azomite. I used only name brand soil and a name brand transplant solution to prevent shock and help them establish faster. The other 6 Hostas were transplanted in the same way except I mixed Azomite into the soil.Results? The Azomite Hostas are standing tall and proud with a full recovery. The other 3 had to be pulled up and replanted with the Azomite because they were in such bad shape. Two the three are looking much better. The last one is still struggling, but at least it stopped deteriorating at such a fast pace.I had also used Azomite a few summers ago on a rose bush that now looks really big and beautiful. I can't say it was the Azomite or not, but it hands down beats every other similar rose bush in the neighborhood.