SNYPER X®

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SNYPER X® 

VOLCANIC ASH

Derived from the mountains of Colombia, SNYPER X® is a natural mineral substance. It holds the distinction of being OMRI-Listed for organic production, making it a versatile option for agricultural use as a fertilizer or soil amendment. Its ease of application, safety, and eco-friendly qualities underscore its value in sustainable farming practices.

variants

SNYPER X® is available in three forms: Micronized, Field Grade, and Granulated. 

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MICRONIZED

  • 90% passing a 200-mesh screen
  • Suitable for mixing with potting soil, compost, or spread by hand in the garden or agricultural areas
  • Can be used in hydroponic or liquid application systems with strong agitation and proper filter, emitter, and/or nozzle sizes, allowing the non-soluble particles to flow through
  • May generate dust during handling
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FIELD GRADE

  • Appears as coarse, irregularly sized particles
  • Applied with a spreader, resulting in a spread pattern less consistent than granular or pelleted forms due to the inconsistent particle size
  • Less dusty to handle compared to micronized variant
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GRANULATED

  • Produced by forming Micronized particles into granules with the addition of a binder material
  • Contains beneficial soil and plant nutrients
  • Takes several days to break down in the soil once applied and exposed to irrigation or rainfall

variants

SNYPER X® is available in three forms: Micronized, Field Grade, and Granulated. 

A person is pouring soil into a pot with a spoon.

MICRONIZED

  • 90% passing a 200-mesh screen
  • Suitable for mixing with potting soil, compost, or spread by hand in the garden or agricultural areas
  • Can be used in hydroponic or liquid application systems with strong agitation and proper filter, emitter, and/or nozzle sizes, allowing the non-soluble particles to flow through
  • May generate dust during handling
A light bulb with a plant growing inside of it.

FIELD GRADE

  • Appears as coarse, irregularly sized particles
  • Applied with a spreader, resulting in a spread pattern less consistent than granular or pelleted forms due to the inconsistent particle size
  • Less dusty to handle compared to micronized variant
A field of corn plants growing in the dirt on a sunny day.

GRANULATED

  • Produced by forming Micronized particles into granules with the addition of a binder material
  • Contains beneficial soil and plant nutrients
  • Takes several days to break down in the soil once applied and exposed to irrigation or rainfall

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