Macronutrients are the primary nutrients that plants require in large quantities for optimal growth and development.

Nitrogen (N) – Promotes vigorous leaf and stem growth.

Common Ingredients:

• Ammonium Nitrate

• Urea

• Ammonium Sulfate

• Calcium Nitrate

• Anhydrous Ammonia

Phosphorus (P) – Supports energy transfer, root development, and flowering.

Common Ingredients:

• Superphosphate

• Triple Superphosphate

• Monoammonium Phosphate (MAP)

• Diammonium Phosphate (DAP)

• Rock Phosphate

Potassium (K) – Essential for water regulation, disease resistance, and overall plant health.

Common Ingredients:

• Potassium Chloride (Muriate of Potash)

• Potassium Sulfate

• Potassium Nitrate

While needed in smaller quantities, micronutrients are just as essential for plant metabolism and health.

Iron (Fe) – Crucial for chlorophyll production.

Common Ingredients: Iron Sulfate, Iron Chelates

Zinc (Zn) – Important for enzyme function and protein synthesis.

Common Ingredients: Zinc Sulfate, Zinc Oxide, Zinc Chelates

Copper (Cu) – Supports photosynthesis and respiration.

Common Ingredients: Copper Sulfate, Copper Oxide

Manganese (Mn) – Aids in photosynthesis and enzyme activation.

Common Ingredients: Manganese Sulfate, Manganese Chelates

Boron (B) – Essential for cell wall formation and reproductive growth.

Common Ingredients: Borax, Boric Acid

Molybdenum (Mo) – Aids nitrogen fixation and metabolism.

Common Ingredients: Ammonium Molybdate

Chlorine (Cl) – Supports osmotic regulation and photosynthesis.

Common Ingredients: Potassium Chloride, Calcium Chloride

Organic amendments improve soil structure, microbial activity, and long-term fertility.

• Compost – Decomposed organic matter that enhances soil quality.

• Manure – Provides organic nutrients and improves soil fertility.

• Peat Moss – Enhances water retention and aeration.

• Biochar – Helps with water retention and nutrient availability.

• Worm Castings – Rich in nutrients and beneficial microbes.

• Seaweed/Kelp – Provides trace minerals and growth hormones.

• Fish Meal – Natural source of nitrogen, phosphorus, and micronutrients.

Maintaining proper soil pH is essential for nutrient availability and crop health.

• Lime (Calcium Carbonate) – Raises soil pH (reduces acidity).

• Dolomitic Lime – Raises pH while adding magnesium.

• Sulfur – Lowers soil pH (increases acidity).

• Iron Sulfate – Lowers pH and provides iron.

These products enhance soil structure, aeration, and root development.

• Gypsum – Improves soil structure and provides calcium and sulfur.

• Humic Acids – Enhance nutrient availability and microbial activity.

• Silica – Strengthens cell walls and improves plant resilience.

• Feather Meal - Slow release nitrogen source that promotes soil fertility and sustained plant growth.

Chelated nutrients improve nutrient uptake, especially in alkaline soils.

• Chelated Iron – Enhances iron availability in high-pH soils.

• Chelated Copper, Zinc, Manganese – Increases absorption and efficiency of micronutrients.

Slow-release formulas provide long-term nutrient supply with minimal leaching.

• Coated Urea – Nitrogen release controlled by a polymer or sulfur coating.

• Polymer-Coated Fertilizers – Extended nutrient release over time.

• Organic Slow-Release Fertilizers – Derived from composted manure, fish meal, or organic matter.

These natural products support root growth, nutrient absorption, and plant resistance.

• Mycorrhizal Fungi – Enhances root expansion and nutrient uptake.

• Rhizobium Bacteria – Assists in nitrogen fixation for leguminous plants.

• Trichoderma – Beneficial fungi that suppress soil pathogens.

• Seaweed Extracts – Contains plant hormones that promote growth.

• Amino Acids – Improve nutrient absorption and plant metabolism.

Some fertilizers include natural pest and disease control solutions.

• Neem Oil – A natural pesticide and fungicide.

• Sulfur – Used as a fungicide and also aids in lowering soil pH.