Organic Alfalfa Meal

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• Alfalfa Meal is a great organic and natural balanced plant food for vegetable crops in your garden
• Fiddle leaf figs love the natural 3-1-2 NPK ratio in alfalfa meal, so don’t forget your house plants!
• For roses, dahlias, delphinium and other plants with repeated blooms, apply Alfalfa Meal every 6 weeks.
• 100% vegan. Feed your plants without the animal products in many other organic fertilizers
• Apply 2.5 lbs per 100 square feet in your garden, 1/3 cup per plant or 2 lbs per 20 ft row

In addition to your plants, Alfalfa Meal is great for chickens too!  Alfalfa Meal is a good source of protein for chickens (about 17% protein) and is also high in trace minerals.  Use Alfalfa Meal to help with the yellow color of egg yolks.  Our Alfalfa Meal is certified organic.

Alfalfa Meal is a great natural balanced plant food for vegetable crops in your garden.  A great choice for more delicate plants that do not need the higher amounts of nitrogen found in blood meal, it is nicely balanced with phosphorous and potassium.  Alfalfa Meal is also 100% vegan and certified organic, so you can provide your plants the nutrients they need without the animal products in many other organic fertilizers.  Carbohydrates and protein make Alfalfa Meal an excellent soil conditioner. Micro-nutrients are plentiful in Alfalfa Meal because alfalfa’s deep and extensive root system brings nutrients from deep below the earth’s surface.

Alfalfa Meal is a great plant food for vegetable crops in your garden, as well as roses.  For roses, dahlias, delphinium and other plants with repeated blooms, apply Alfalfa Meal every 6 weeks.

Do not apply to acid-loving plants like azaleas, rhododendrons or camellias. 

Typical Analysis: 2.5–3.0% N based on protein.

Available in a 50 lb paper bag and a 5 lb foil bag.

For a customized analysis of the nutrients and fertilizer needs for your soil, test your soil and grow with confidence.

Usage Guide:  2.5 lbs per 100 square feet in your garden, 1/3 cup per plant or 2 lbs per 20 ft row.  Work lightly into soil.