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Old 09-15-2007, 07:41 AM
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This is not organic!!!!!!!!!!
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There are several Agricultural Institutes that regulate the production of organic nutrients. OMRI (Organics Materials Review Institute) is probably the most respected. Loosely they define organic fertilizer as a plant or animal by product that does not contain chemical salts (eg Epsom salts). If the topic is of further interest to you I will refer you to the following link: NOP Program Standards.
this brand of Epsom salt is OMRI listed, safe for use in organic gardens, OMRI lists a few brands of Epsom salt....the salt is not organic itself but it is completely safe to use in organic gardening...just like perlite...or rocks...or the plastic bags or pots you keep the soil in...oh and water is not organic either, unless you are squeezing it out of some Plant, animal or other living organism before you water..LOL........being "organic" is a relative term....

Epsom Salt (Magnesium Sulfate)
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