ASAP Organics

  • ASAP Plant Minerals™

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  • Testimonials

    Johnny in Comanche Texas

    I treated 30 pecan and 20 peach trees with ASAP. I bought my home three summers ago and the trees did not produce any in some cases and very little fruit in others for the first two growing seasons. The previous owner said he did not remember the pecan trees ever having anything to harvest and the peach trees had been dying because of lack of care. I treated all the trees even the ones that looked as if they were dead. I had so much fruit from all of the trees that limbs broke because I did not prune the excess. Just one treatment made all of this difference. If you do not try this product you will not realize what a miracle it is.
    ~ Johnny H ~

    Mike in Maine

    It’s so wet and cold here in Maine that I was skeptical that your plant minerals would not overcome nature out here, but apparently I was wrong! Not only did my zucchini and squash get twice as big as my sisters plants, they are still green and bearing fruit after the first frost!
    ~ Mike S ~

    Roy in California

    By far the best organic plant food I've ever used. This stuff works wonders!
    ~Roy G~

    Dan in Columbia, SA

    I was a real skeptic but decided to gamble a with your product. It has only been 3 weeks since I applied it and the difference between the trees where I used the product vs. the trees without the product is obvious. I fertilized and watered everything but only applied your product on half of my frees. The trees with product show much more new growth and are a deeper, richer green. I am amazed at the difference. I will Iet you know how they progress. All of the trees are tropical fruit trees and citrus. I am now a believer.
    ~Dan H~

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    • Application

    Application Instructions - As easy as 1-2-3

    1. Mix concentrate well before measuring. ASAP is a liquid suspension of hydrated minerals that will settle over time. Mixing well assures minerals are in the correct concentration during measuring.

    2. Add correct amount of water. Each container has mixing instructions for concentration/water ratio.

    3. Mix or shake before applying to soil.

    Best application methods:

    Irrigation system: Add early in the cycle to assure ASAP is delivered to site and followed by a period of watering to drive it into soil.
    Perforate soil to maximize the concentration of minerals to the roots.
    Surface applications must be well soaked-in to drive ASAP micro minerals to roots, even shallow perforation is advised.
    Best results are achieved when soil has adequate supply of water. Roots do not grow or absorb nutrients in dry soil. ASAP is absorbed by plant roots.
    Annual full strength and monthly diluted applications during growing season produce maximum results.

    Application Chart – (How Much To Use)

    ASAP X1 concentrate makes 64 gallons of amendment
    ASAP X5 concentrate makes 320 gallons of amendment

    You can maximize the effectiveness of ASAP Plant Minerals™ and minimize the cost of irrigation by applying ASAP during the wet season. This allows rain to move ASAP down to the root system where it is needed. Top growth is determined by subsoil growth of the roots.

    Perennial Tree, Bush, Grass and Vine Crops

    Trees 6ft: Fruit & Nut

    Perforate soil to deliver mixture down to feeder roots
    3 mixed gallons per tree.
    Fall & Spring feeding

    Trees 6 -12ft: Fruit & Nut

    Perforate soil to deliver mixture down to feeder roots
    5 mixed gallons per tree.
    Fall & Spring feeding

    Berry Bushes: 3-6ft:

    Perforate down into feeder roots apply around base of plant
    ½ mixed gallon per bush.
    Fall & Spring feeding

    Strawberries:

    Perforate gently down between plants in the row
    1 mixed gallon per 10 ft of row.
    Fall & spring feeding, ½ mixed gallon per 10 ft row per month during growing season.

    Grapes:

    Perforate down into feeder roots
    ½ mixed gallon per vine (young plants)
    1 mixed gallon per vine (mature plant)
    Fall & Spring feeding

    Herbs:

    Perforate down into feeder roots after plants established
    1 mixed gallon per 10 ft of row
    Fall & Spring feeding

    Shrubs & Bulbs:

    Perforate down into feeder roots after growth appears
    1 mixed gallon per 10 ft of row
    Fall & Spring feeding

    Roses & Flowers:

    ½ mixed gallon per bush Spring and fall
    1 mixed gallon per 10 ft row in Spring

    Grains, Cereals & Native Grasses:

    Apply in spring and fall as a ground spray that is watered in afterwards,
    perforation is preferred to prevent drying out of solution -
    2 cups of super concentrate per acre

    Biomass plants:

    Apply in spring and fall as a ground spray that is watered in afterwards,
    perforation is preferred to prevent drying out of solution -
    3 cups of super concentrate per acre

    Annual and Vegetable Crops

    Vegetables:

    Perforate down into feeder roots after plants established
    1 mixed gallon per 10 ft of row in Spring, ½ mixed gallon mid seaon for nutrient increase.

    Winter Brassicas:

    Perforate down into feeder roots after plants established
    1 mixed gallon per 10 ft of row
    Apply three weeks after planting

    Tomatoes:

    Perforate down into feeder roots after plants established
    1 mixed gallon per 10 ft of row
    Twice / spring & summer – more if desired

    Garlic & Onions:

    Perforate down into feeder roots after growth appears
    1 mixed gallon per 10 ft of row
    Spring feeding

    Ornamentals:

    Perforate down into feeder roots after plants established
    ½ mixed gallon per 10 ft of row
    Spring and/or during season

    Best Application Time:

    Anytime ground unfrozen – Spring of cycle in annuals, fall of
    cycle in perennials

    Large Area Coverage:

    For large growing operations, we suggest our X25 and X90 super concentrates.

    Note: The suggested rates of application are designed for typical conditions and such should be used as a guide only. Each grower’s climatic condition, water quality, soil types, application processes and practices may differ and therefore necessitate corrections to ensure optimum results.