What Is Soft Rock Phos?

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Soft Rock Phos Is a dry spreadable phosphate product that is pelletized using molasses. It contains 16% phosphate and 20% calcium and many other minerals in their colloidal form. Soft Rock Phosphate is one of the only forms of organic phosphate available and this one is OMRI listed. The average application is 200-500 pounds per acre per year. Knowing that mineral phosphates are slow to release this will contribute to building your soil phosphate levels over time. Gypsum Garden Pack Norcon Fertilizer is most interested in increasing human health by improving soil health which will grow healthy plants packed with nutrients. This garden pack has natural and organic products to do just that. Not only will you find healthier

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