Berry Food, True Organic, 4 lb Bag, 5-4-4 N-P-K Ratio

True ORGANIC Berry Food, Net Content: 4 lb, Bag, N-P-K Ratio: 5-4-4, Ingredients: 1.25% Water Soluble Nitrogen, 3.75% Water Insoluble Nitrogen, 4% Available Phosphate (P2O5), 4% Soluble Potash (K2O), 6% Calcium (Ca), 1% Sulfur (S), 58 sq-ft Coverage Area True Organic™ Berry Food contains 1% sulfur to help lower soil pH and improve the availability of micronutrients for organic fruits on berry plants that thrive in a low pH soil, and other acid-loving plants. Apply twice per year, in the spring and fall. Blended from natural & organic farm-grade ingredients used to make fertilizers for America's organic produce growers which are proven to be extremely beneficial for both plants and soil. Contains seabird guano; a great source of phosphorous and slow-release nitrogen, shrimp shell and crab shell meal; a sustained supply of calcium and nitrogen for soil and plants, poultry manure; ethically sourced from organically raised birds, and organically sourced soybean meal. No sludge, fillers or additives. Apply monthly during the growing season for an abundance of fruits that thrive in a low pH soil. One four-pound bag covers up to 58sq ft. OMRI Listed®. Use monthly.

• True Organic berry food is blended from natural and organic farm-grade ingredients used to make fertilizers for America's organic produce growers
• The ingredients are proven to be extremely beneficial for both plants and soil
• Seabird guano - a great source of phosphorous and slow release nitrogen
• Shrimp shell and crab shell meal - a premium, sustained supply of calcium and nitrogen for soil and plants
• Poultry manure - ethically sourced from organically raised birds, unlike other 'organic' fertilizers that source from conventional farms
• Soybean meal - organically sourced
• No sludge, fillers or additives
• Contains sulfur to help lower soil pH and improve availability of micro-nutrients, for in-ground and container plants
• Apply monthly during the growing season
• Use to help grow abundant organic fruits on berry plants that thrive in a low pH soil and other acid-loving plants