DR EARTH 703P Organic Acid Fertilizer for Azaleas, Camellias & Rhododendrons – 4 lb

DR EARTH 703P Organic Acid Fertilizer for Acid-Loving Plants

This 4-pound bag is designed to support azaleas, camellias, rhododendrons, and other plants that prefer acidic soil. The formula delivers a balanced mix of primary nutrients, micronutrients, and multi-minerals, helping roots access what they need for steady growth. A probiotic blend helps nutrients become available in the root zone as plants take up water and nutrients, contributing to healthier foliage and more vibrant blooms.

What makes this product stand out is its microbial foundation. It contains seven champion strains of beneficial soil microbes, plus both ecto and endo mycorrhizae. These organisms work in concert with roots to improve nutrient availability, soil structure, and resilience in varied conditions. The entire formula is 100-percent natural and organic, and it is designed to be safe for people and pets when used as directed.

How the Product Works and What to Expect

The nutrient release is engineered to provide an initial quick feed and then a continuous supply over several months. This approach aims to support ongoing bloom development, strong stems, and healthy green growth without the need for frequent reapplication.

• Coverage and value: A 4-pound bag feeds up to 80 one-gallon plants or 16 five-gallon plants when used as directed.
• Continuous feed: Combines macro and micro nutrients with a steady release profile for longer-lasting nutrition.
• Organic and safe: 100-percent natural and organic formula; designed for use around people and pets when applied per directions.
• Soil life and resilience: Eight select strains of ecto and endo mycorrhizae support drought tolerance and better nutrient uptake.
• Plant targets: Particularly beneficial for hollies, gardenias, hydrangeas, blueberries, evergreens, ferns, shade plants, azaleas, camellias, rhododendrons, and maples.

For best results, apply as directed on the label and water after application to help nutrients reach the root zone. This approach aligns with a natural, plant-centered feeding plan that emphasizes gradual, sustained nourishment over time.