True Organic Blood Meal – High-Nitrogen Organic Fertilizer for Rapid Vegetative Growth – 3lb Bag Covers 104 Sq. Ft.

I have really enjoyed this product. As an organic backyard gardener, I struggle to find products that: 1) are actually quality products. 2) Organic. 3) Made in the USA is a big bonus for me! I have been using this for my leafy vegetables and my corn and boy have I seen amazing growth using this stuff.I love that my kids can help me use this product (supervised) and I don't have to worry about what they are handling. There is next to no smell and no dust from this product. Easy to use! Would love, LOVE to try more products form this brand.

I used this in the soil around my blueberry bushes as the native soil was just a little too alkaline. The blueberries were more prolific and larger after lowering the pH.

It not the sulfer I was after but this is definitely good stuff. Note: there's this and then there's an instant kind of sulfer I can add every 2 weeks. This stuff you add to the medium soil prior to planting and it last the entire season. I'll use this stuff for the start of my growing season. I'll add it one time prior to planting my plants. I am surely looking forward! Thank you. Blessed filled Gratitude!

Good stuff. Trying it out to try to get rid of my purple stems and boost my flowers. Doesn't smell as that bad.

I'm very pleased with this sulphur soil additive. It consists of small, disk-like pellets that are easy to handle and spread. I have a small area to treat so I disperse it by hand, but I expect it would be fine in most broadcast spreaders for larger area coverage. The pellets are bright yellow (as you would expect from sulphur) so it's easy to check for even coverage when spreading by hand.There's no appreciable dust when handing it, which is a plus. It's been working great to decrease the pH of an area that is too alkaline. The cost per pound is excellent, and well below other similar options. Five stars.

Great for fruit trees, blueberries, and strawberries. Helps increase the amount of acid in your soil.

Oh my god the prilled sulfur is the correct answer if you have to adjust the pH of your garden beds with sulfur. I used to use the powdered stuff and it would get all over your clothes and sting your eyes and you'd have to wear a mask so you don't breathe the dust and you'd smell like sulfur for a week even after showering.The prilled stuff has almost no dust. Almost no smell. It's so easy to use. This is a no-brainer. Also this one has the same price as powdered sulfur at my local feed store.

This was a good fertilizer and work well in my garden.