HyR BRIX Organic Vegetable Fertilizer, 45-Pound Bag

• Nitrogen content: 1%
• Phosphorous content: 1%
• Potassium content: 8%
• Calcium content: 12.30%
• Sulfur content: 9.37%
• Fertilizer type: Granular
• Bag weight (pounds): 45
• Approximate overage area per bag (square feet): 1,250

• A dry granular, slow release product
• Contains micro-nutrients, secondary nutrients, and minerals.
• Includes humates, microbes, and probiotics
• Contains multiple sources of calcium
• Contains zero pesticides, insecticides, herbicides
• Contains no GMO ingredients or fillers
• Products are naturally mined in the USA

• One application lasts the entire growing season
• Conditions soil which improves soil biology and nutritional content
• Enhances garden production without harming other plants
• Improves water retention and drainage
• Extends harvesting period, leading to increased production
• Works with all soil types regardless of pH, no soil test required
• Raises the Brix level of the plant
• Increases sugar content (health of plant)
• Improves nutritional value
• Increases protein and mineral content
• Allows for greater density
• Results in a better tasting product

2. What is the coverage area of a 45-pound bag of HyR BRIX Organic Vegetable Fertilizer?
A 45-pound bag of HyR BRIX Organic Vegetable Fertilizer covers an approximate area of 1,250 square feet, or 10 pounds per 100 foot row.

3. Can HyR BRIX Organic Vegetable Fertilizer be used on all soil types?
Yes, HyR BRIX Organic Vegetable Fertilizer can be used on all soil types without the need for a soil test, and it can improve the soil biology and nutritional content. It also enhances garden production without harming other plants and improves water retention and drainage.

4. What are the benefits of using HyR BRIX Organic Vegetable Fertilizer on vegetables?
Using HyR BRIX Organic Vegetable Fertilizer on vegetables can increase the sugar content and improve the nutritional value, including protein and mineral content, leading to a better tasting and healthier product. It can also extend the harvesting period, resulting in increased production and greater density of the produce.