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Disper-sul Water Degradable Sulfur
Disper-sul Pastille degradability is based on using high quality sulfur combined with a special formulation of bentonite clay and wetting agents. When applied to the soil Disper-sul Pastille breaks down into “micro sulfur”, therefore providing a abundant surface area for the soil microbes to convert the non-leachable sulfur (S) into the leachable sulfate (SO4) form. This conversion takes place during the growing season, when soil temperatures and microbial activity is at its highest and remains in the non-leachable elemental sulfur through the low soil temperature months. This allows a slow release of sulfur and other nutrients throughout the growing season as opposed to fast release forms of sulfur. Apply sulfur at 4 pounds per 1000 square feet to turf grass and bedding areas
Finely ground sulfur mixed with water or dusted dry onto plants helps to control black spot, leaf spot, brown canker, rust, peach leaf curl, powdery mildew, apple scab, and many insect pests. Mix with liquid seaweed to enhance fungicidal properties. Sulfur will also control fleas, mites, thrips, and chiggers. To avoid leaf burn, do not use when temperature is 90 degrees or above. As an insecticide or fungicide, use 3 tablespoons per gallon of water. “Pastille” form is water degradable and virtually dust-free. Disper-sul Pastille is also known as “split pea” sulfur due to its hemispherical shape. The individual formation and special design of the pastille virtually eliminate dust formation in handling and offers uniform sizing for the most consistent application possible.
* In high pH soils it helps to recover fertilizer dollars spent in
years past - it's acidic.
* Helps maintain solubility of companion nutrients in
blend applications.
* Restores leachability to nutrients which were trapped by
calcium, magnesium and sodium.
* Improves water penetration in irrigated soils with high sodium,
calcium and bicarbonate levels.
Lava Sand, 40lb.
The waste material left from lava gravel mining – sand-sized and smaller – is an excellent, high-energy soil amendment material. It can be used in potting soils, germination media, and bed preparation. Lava sand, or lava in any size, increases the water-holding capacity of the soil and increases paramagnetism. The result is increased production of any plant crop. Broadcast at 40-80 pounds per 1,000 square feet. (1 ton per acre) or till into new beds at 80-150 pounds per 1,000 square feet. Lava sand works in potting soil, propagation flats, and in any container plants.
Nature's Guide 4-3-2, 40lb.
Nature's Guide 4-3-2 is a premium, all-natural fertilizer which contains heat-dried poultry litter, dehydrated alfalfa, sulfate of potash, humates, molasses, and seaweed extracts in easy-to spread pellets. Apply at 15-20 pounds per 1000 square feet.
Nature's Guide Corn Gluten Meal, 9-0-0, 40lb.
Corn gluten meal is a natural pre-emergent fertilizer (9.5-0.5-0.5) that reduces the germination and establishment of troublesome annual weeds. It is 60% protein and approximately 10% nitrogen by weight. It is a by-product of the wet milling process and commonly used in pet and livestock feed. It can be used in vegetable gardens as a fertilizer and can help with weed control. Use it only after your vegetable seeds are up and young plant roots are well established. It is a powerful fertilizer, and will create large healthy weeds if applied after they germinate. It was determined that corn gluten meal stops root formation of germination sprouts. Seeds treated with corn gluten meal developed top shoots but no roots, and died when water was withheld from the soil surface. It was also tested for detrimental effects on established grasses. Not only does corn gluten meal not damage mature grass, it is an excellent organic fertilizer. Apply at 15-20 pounds per 1000 square feet. It is best applied in February and September.
Nature's Guide Corn Meal, 40lb.
Corn meal offers powerful natural fungus control. It may also be effective on other soil-borne diseases. Apply to soil at 10-20 pounds per 1,000 square feet. Use at 20 pounds per 1,000 square feet or 200-800 pounds per acre to add cellulose and stimulate the beneficial microorganism that controls several disease pathogens such as Rhizoctonia, Pythium, Fusarium, Phytophthora, and others. Can also be used in pools and water features to control algae at 2 cups of cornmeal per 100 square feet or 150 pounds per acre. It is also useful on pond algae. Apply to ponds and lakes at 150-200 pounds per acre to control algae
Nature's Guide Dried Molasses, 50lb.
Nature's Guide Green Sand, 40lb.
Green Sand is a naturally occurring mineral providing the soil with iron and other minerals. It is a natural marine deposit that occurs all over the United States. Texas green sand is a relatively new discovery. The major difference is the iron content, which can range from 19-20%. It is effective in the high-calcium soils, which we call the black and white soils. Apply at 5-10 pounds per 1,000 square feet.
Nature's Guide Vinegar
Vinegar can be used to control unwanted vegetation. USDA tests indicate that stronger concentrations of vinegar offers more effective control of hard-to-kill vegetation. (You will find orange oil on our insect control page to use along with vinegar for weed control). Available in concentrations of 10% and 20%.
