No, Bentonite is an adsorbent aluminum phyllosilicate. No, it is volcanic in origin, rather than glacial. It is a mineralized, compacted volcanic ash. Yes, but in lesser amounts than exist in a typical soil. The FDA and American Association of Feed Control Officials establish strict guidelines for the amount of various natural contaminates that show up in all types of feed ingredients. Because we do not market it, we do not provide testimonies or research on our website.
However, we are aware of people using it as a mineral supplement at a rate of 1 to 2 teaspoons per day, and we hear positive stories every week on the phone. Boron B - It helps move sugars from cell to cell; control starch formation; stimulates cell division, flower formation and pollination.
Calcium Ca - Raw material for holding cell walls; raises pH; aids genetic stability; promotes root hair formation and earth; stiffens straw.
Chlorine Cl - Needed for photosynthesis; stimulates root growth and aids water movement in plants. Cobalt Co - Needed by Rhizobium for nitrogen fixation; helps form vitamin B12; improves growth, water movement and photosynthesis; improves growth, water movement and photosynthesis; improves boll production in cotton; activates certain enzymes.
Copper Cu - Enzyme activator, particularly for certain protein forming enzymes and Vitamin A forming enzymes; it stimulated stem development and pigment formation. Iron Fe - Raw material for several enzymes including those that form chlorophyll and those that help oxidize burn sugar for energy; also necessary for legume nitrogen fixation.
Magnesium Mg - Raw material for chlorophyll formation; activates enzymes particularly those involved with nitrogen reactions and energy metabolism; it increases oil production n flax and soybeans; helps regulate uptake of other elements. Molybdenum Mo - Needed for nitrogen fixation and nitrogen use in the plant; specifically it is needed to make amino acids; it stimulates plant growth and vigor very much like nitrogen. Potassium K - Necessary for sugar movement from leaves to developing fruits and seeds and for starch formation.
It helps water movement; stimulates fruit, seed and root production and increases disease resistance; increases red pigment in fruits. Silicon Si - Increases the number of seeds particularly in rice and other grains ; increases sugar cane growth.
Sodium Na Necessary for proper carbohydrate production and use; increases resistance to drought; increases sugar content in some crops sugar beets. Sulfur S Raw material for certain amino acids and thus for proteins; necessary for legume nodule formation; raw material for certain oil compounds that give specific odors to some plants such as onions, garlic, mustard, etc; it is also a raw material for certain protein forming enzymes; it increases oil production in flax and soybeans.
Zinc Zn Raw materials for several enzymes including those that form growth controlling substances; stimulates stem growth and flower bud formation. Accredited Research on Azomite. Tomato Seedling Titration Trial. Tomato Success Story from Florida. Gardening Testimonial from South Carolina. High School Students Astonished. Continuous plant propagation and the leaching effects of water may deplete essential minerals and micro-nutrients from soils.
Azomite can improve soils that have been depleted of these important minerals and micro nutrients. It can also supplement soil that are inherently deficient of these vital mineral concentrations. Azomite is a natural source of trace elements for both animals and the soil. It is a hydrated sodium calcium aluminosilicate derived from a natural volcanic mineral deposit. Azomite is added to compost or other fertilizer material and spread at the rate of to pounds per acre and either lightly turned into the soil surface of applied in the row when planting.
Use 1 teaspoon in 1 gallon watering can quarterly for house plants. In feed rations, percent do not exceed 2 percent of the feed mixture and mix thoroughly with feed. We offer three different forms of Azomite. Granular, Powdered and Micronized.
Our granular form of Azomite is small pellets that eliminate dust and is easily used in spreaders. The Powdered Azomite is a range of size from micronized to small sand particles. Micronized Azomite is a fine powder that is easy to dissolve in water and applied wet or spread dry in the garden. It has been mined, crushed and packaged without any chemical alterations or additions. Our personal experience using azomite has proven to us that the growth rate has been higher, the plant color has been darker green, fruit drop has been fewer and over all health of the plants were better.
We recently planted lettuce and greens in the greenhouse and used Azomite on half of the the greens. The greens that we used Azomite on are bigger and the romaine lettuce leaves are sturdier.
They help the body utilize the nutrients that we've given them. Organic Improve root systems, yields, and overall plant vigor in a variety of field crops and garden vegetables. Where to Buy. Read All About It. Melchior Dikkers Author and Professor of Biochemistry "Trace elements are the key to all living organisms, essential to the course of metabolism, a vital factor in the health of every living being. Lee Klinger Botanist "Trace minerals are the activators, the assimilators.
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