dc farmers coop fertilizer plant Coop Poop All-Purpose Garden Food, 25 lb

dc farmers coop fertilizer plant Coop Poop All-Purpose Garden Food, 25 lbOrganic gardening with what comes naturally. Its what Coop Poop is all about. Coop Poop organic fertilizer by Healthy Grow is naturally packed with the essential nutrients your soil needs to grow hearty, healthy plants. This Aerobically Composted Chicken Manure (ACCM) is high in calcium for strong plant tissue development and disease resistance, while also improving photosynthesis, nutrient uptake and starch conversion. Plus, Coop Poop is virtually

Organic gardening with what comes naturally. It’s what Coop Poop™ is all about.
Coop Poop™ organic fertilizer by Healthy Grow® is naturally packed with the essential nutrients your soil needs to grow hearty, healthy plants. This Aerobically Composted Chicken Manure (ACCM) is high in calcium for strong plant tissue development and disease resistance, while also improving photosynthesis, nutrient uptake and starch conversion. Plus, Coop Poop is virtually odor-free compared to the pungent scent normally associated with other manure-based composts.

Don’t just take our word for it. Coop Poop is also backed by years of reliable university research and has consistently outperformed other organic alternatives available. Pick up a bag of Coop Poop and give it a try. You – and your garden – will be glad you did.

• Easy to use and apply at any time
• Will not burn
• High performance improves soil health
• Stimulates microbe activity
• High in calcium
• Low odor
• OMRI listed for Organic growing
• Nutrient Source is Aerobically Composted Chicken Manure
• An all-natural, slow-release, non-burning organic blend

Guaranteed Analysis 2-4-3:
Total Nitrogen (N) 2.0%
    0.38% Water Soluble Nitrogen
    1.62% Water Insoluble Nitrogen*
Available Phosphate (P2O5) 4.0%
Soluble Potash (K2O) 3.0%
Calcium (Ca) 8.0%
Magnesium (Mg) 0.6%

*1.62% slowly available nitrogen from aerobically composted chicken manure

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