Coast of Maine
C58 Fbm4 Fish Bone Meal Organic Plant Food, 3 Lb.
Key Features
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- Stay confident that the fertilizer stays where you need it, thanks to its granules.
- A natural, organic fertilizer that respects the environment.
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Coast of Maine Fish Bone Meal is an organic soil conditioner made by dehydrating and grinding bones from Pacific whiting. This fertilizer delivers essential nutrients to support healthy plant growth, root development, and nutrient uptake across a wide range of gardens and landscapes. It is OMRI listed for use in certified organic gardening and is preservative-free.
The granular formula is designed for slow-release feeding, providing steady nourishment to plants over weeks without causing leaf burn. Its texture resists washout during watering, ensuring consistent nutrient delivery. This makes it an ideal choice for bulbs, vegetable gardens, outdoor container gardens, trees, and shrubs where sustained feeding is desired.
Features and Benefits
- OMRI Listed for Organic Use: Certified for use in organic gardens, making it a trusted choice for organic gardeners.
- Slow-Release Nutrients: Granular design anchors nutrients in soil for weeks of steady feeding without risk of leaf burn.
- 5-13-0 N-P-K Ratio: Supports flowering, fruiting, and strong root development in plants.
- Sustainably Sourced: Made from dehydrated Pacific whiting fish bones, offering an effective alternative to traditional steamed bone meal.
- Versatile Application: Ideal for bulbs, vegetables, trees, shrubs, and outdoor container gardens.
- Washout Resistant: Granular texture prevents nutrient loss during watering, maximizing feeding efficiency.
Specifications
- Brand: Coast of Maine
- Model: C58 FBM4
- Weight: 3 lb.
- Nutrient Ratio (N-P-K): 5-13-0
- Certification: OMRI Listed for organic gardening
- Material: Dehydrated Pacific whiting fish bones
- Preservative-Free: Yes
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