Chilean Nitrate Fertilizer | Organic Nitrogen Source for Vegetables | 10 lb Bag

Chilean Nitrate fertilizer, also known as sodium nitrate, is an organic nitrate nitrogen nutrient source collected from natural rock deposits found in the Atacama Desert in Chile, where it has been used by organic farmers for over 100 years. Chilean Nitrate is a natural, non-synthetic nitrogen source that contains many essential micro-nutrients, such as iodine and selenium, that cannot be found in conventional, synthetically-produced nitrogen fertilizers. Chilean Nitrate fertilizer improves the nutritional quality of corps by increasing protein, albumine, amino acids, vitamin B, carotin and micro-elements content. It is 100% water soluble and may be applied in the dry or liquid form. Use it to side dress crops in the dry form, or dissolve in water and use in our Fertilizer Injector to administer the liquid form. Chilean Nitrate Fertilizer is an excellent nitrate nitrogen source for corn early in the growing season (4-7th leaf), as university research has shown improved corn yields and quality. Chilean Nitrate also can increase early harvest yields for many early season cole crops including broccoli, cauliflower and cabbage. For fruit and vegetable crops, feed every 10-14 days, liquid or dry. These nutrient applications are much more efficient when split into multiple applications at low rates. For dry applications, apply 3.5 lbs per 1,000 square feet. For liquid applications mix 0.5 lbs per gallon of water.

• OMRI CERTIFIED FOR ORGANIC VEGETABLE PRODUCTION: Naturally-derived sodium nitrate from salt mines in Chile.
• GREAT FOR HEAVY-FEEDING CROPS LIKE CORN AND ONIONS: Side-dress or dissolve in water to inject through watering system.
• FAST-ACTING, QUICKLY ABSORBED BY PLANT ROOTS: Apply this at the plant roots and watch them grow!
• EASY-TO-USE, PELLETED FORM: No dust to inhale, can be spread by hand or with a walk-behind spreader.
• 10 POUND, RESEALABLE BAG FOR REPEATED USE: Use partial amounts and easily reseal bag for continued use.