SOIL BLASTER is a time-release supplier of Oxygen designed to mixed with soil giving you a healthier more disease resistant soil.  Soil Blaster restores a healthy balance of aerobic bacteria vs anaerobic bacteria and controls the spread of harmful viruses.

SOIL BLASTER breathes more life into your soil and plants by:
-   Increased total soil microbial population.  About twice that of tilled soil.
-   Improve the soil's hydraulic conductivity which permits more efficient movement of nutrients and oxygen through soil (particularly important to heavy soils).
-   Increased microbial species and enzymatic diversity.
-   Speeding biological activity and aerobic activity under high-moisture conditions.
-   Giving plant the ability to absorb more nutrients & water and utilize them more efficiently.
-   Protecting seeds and increasing germination.
-   Protecting and maintaining healthy plant root systems

SOIL BLASTER provides long-lasting, control-released microbial oxygen up to 6 weeks depending on:
-  Soil Blaster concentration
-  Soil pH
-  Soil moisture level

Directions:

SOIL BLASTER can be mixed into your soil at any time provided soil is not frozen.  Important times to consider applications are:
1) dust prior to seeding (also dust to coat seeds & bulbs before planting)
2) During or soon after the addition of any type of organic matter (manure, compost, etc) is being added to soil.

Mix at a rate of 1 cup per 100 square feet or 20 kg per acre.  It is also an excellent addition to potting soil at a rate of 1 tbs per gal of potting soil or 4 tbs per cubic ft.

- Active peroxygen (minimum %)....................................................................... 60%
- Inactive (includes CaO, Ca(OH)2, H2O, stabilizers)........................................ 40%
- Active oxygen content (minimum % by weight)................................................. 13.3%

One pound of Soil Blaster yields 53 litres of oxygen at 25 Celcius and 1 ATM.
Soil Blaster breaks down safely to oxygen, water, and lime.

Soil Blaster is among the safest to handle of peroxygen compounds.  It represents no significant hazard with regards to skin contact or absorption, inhalation, or ingestion.  Airborne dust is irritating to eyes, nose, throat, and lungs.  Soil Blaster should be handled only in well ventilated, dust controlled areas.  When handling large quantities, the use of dust masks, goggles, and gloves is recommended.

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