Oceanic Hydrolysate with Biochar Oceanic Hydrolysate with Biochar Seafood for the Soil ® Total Nitrogen (N) --------------------2.0% 0.9% water soluble nitrogen 1.1% water insoluble nitrogen Available Phosphate (P 2 0 5 ) ------2.0% Soluble Potash (K 2 0) ---------------0.3% GUARANTEED ANALYSIS Consult with a crop consultant, experienced farmer or other professional for specific guidance. Use with Caution: Wash with water any contact with body. Do Not Store diluted product, use up all that you mix. Density 9.0 lbs/gal at 68°F Derived from fish protein hydrolysate stabilized with phosphoric acid, and seafood protein hydrolysate. Made from micronized shrimp and crab and other seafood waste, with 10% Powdered Biochar Biochar improves retention of water and nutrients Low Odor Formulation Screened to 150 mesh for trouble-free spray and drip application Good food product promoting beneficial microbial activity, especially fungal. Produced and guaranteed by: Creative AG Products, Inc PO Box 3306, Bellevue, WA 98009 www.pacificgro.com General Usage and Application Rates Shake well before mixing with water Dilution rate: 30:1 (1/2 cup per gallon of water), except as noted below. Vegetable and Flower Gardens – 4 gallons per acre or 1 ½ cups per 1000 sq. ft., 3 to 5 times per year Trees and Shrubs – 1 ½ cups per 1000 sq. ft. of landscape, 1 or 2 times per year. Or mix 1 cup per gallon, fill several holes bored in ground near drip line. Potted Plants – Mix ½ - 1 oz. per gallon, fertilize weekly Lawns – 1 1/8 cups per 1000 sq. ft., 2 to 4 times per year Potting Soil – 1 gallon per yard, or up to 2.5 gallons per yard in soil-less media Foliar use – 1 oz. per gallon. At large scale 1 – 2 gal/acre Farming: Generally 5 – 10 gal/acre per application, 3 to 4 soil drenches per season, plus foliar applications. Please consult our application guide for particular crop guidance. Since it feeds the soil, post-harvest application is particularly effective.

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Oceanic Hydrolysatewith Biochar

Seafood for the Soil®

Total Nitrogen (N) --------------------2.0% 0.9% water soluble nitrogen 1.1% water insoluble nitrogenAvailable Phosphate (P205) ------2.0%Soluble Potash (K20) ---------------0.3%

GUARANTEED ANALYSIS

Consult with a crop consultant, experienced farmer or other professional for specific guidance.Use with Caution: Wash with water any contact with body.Do Not Store diluted product, use up all that you mix.

Density 9.0 lbs/gal at 68°F

Derived from fish protein hydrolysate stabilized with phosphoric acid, and seafood protein hydrolysate.

Made from micronized shrimp and crab and other seafood waste, with 10% Powdered Biochar

Biochar improves retention of water and nutrients

Low Odor Formulation

Screened to 150 mesh for trouble-free spray and drip application

Good food product promoting beneficial microbial activity, especially fungal.

Produced and guaranteed by:Creative AG Products, IncPO Box 3306, Bellevue, WA 98009www.pacificgro.com

General Usage and Application RatesShake well before mixing with water

Dilution rate: 30:1 (1/2 cup per gallon of water), except as noted below.

Vegetable and Flower Gardens – 4 gallons per acre or 1 ½ cups per 1000 sq. ft., 3 to 5 times per yearTrees and Shrubs – 1 ½ cups per 1000 sq. ft. of landscape, 1 or 2 times per year. Or mix 1 cup per gallon, fill several holes bored in ground near drip line. Potted Plants – Mix ½ - 1 oz. per gallon, fertilize weeklyLawns – 1 1/8 cups per 1000 sq. ft., 2 to 4 times per yearPotting Soil – 1 gallon per yard, or up to 2.5 gallons per yard in soil-less mediaFoliar use – 1 oz. per gallon. At large scale 1 – 2 gal/acreFarming: Generally 5 – 10 gal/acre per application, 3 to 4 soil drenches per season, plus foliar applications. Please consult our application guide for particular crop guidance.Since it feeds the soil, post-harvest application is particularly effective.