How to use wool pellets?

How to use wool pellets?
The wool pellets work best when mixed with the soil, approximately 4 to 5 cm deep in the ground. When planting new plants, the pellets are mixed into the soil or sprinkled in the planting hole. When fertilizing a larger area such as a vegetable garden, the soil must first be loosened and the wool pellets are sprinkled over the soil. The wool pellets are then raked through the soil. After this, planting or sowing can take place and water generously.

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Area of application

A unique fertilizer that can be used both indoors and outdoors. A pellet of 100% sheep wool makes this fertilizer unique and safe for indoor use.

Application period

This fertilizer can be used all year round, for outdoor use we advise using the pellets at the beginning of the growing season. One fertilization per season is sufficient.

Use in soil

Tip! See the packaging for dosage recommendations.

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Rake soil loose

Rake the top layer of soil in your vegetable garden or around your existing plants well.

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Spread wool pellets

For existing plants, sprinkle the pellets around the plant. In your vegetable garden, sprinkle the pellets over the soil. When planting new plants, sprinkle the pellets directly into the planting hole.” _builder_version=”4.27.0″ _module_preset=”default” title_level=”h3″ background_color=”gcid-c5cad09c-be3b-414c-9bff-5cddb1f97b1c” background_enable_color=”on” global_colors_info=”{%22gcid-c5cad09c-be3b-414c-9bff-5cddb1f97b1c%22:%91%22background_color%22%93}”][/dipi_carousel_child][dipi_carousel_child label=”Wool pellets into soil” img_src=”https://oltview.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/06/instructie-iconen-wit-FC-06.svg” title_text=”Step 3″ desc_text=”

Wool pellets into soil

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Watering

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Wait

Now it is a matter of waiting for the wool fertilizer to make your plants shine. So time for coffee and some relaxation!

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Use with pots

Tip! See the packaging for dosage recommendations.

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Spread wool pellets

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Wool pellets into soil

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Watering

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Wait

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Dosing table

Plants/vegetablesDosage gr/m²
Beans, beets, herbs, salad60 gr/m²
Onions, carrots, spinach, strawberries, raspberries, melon, fruit trees100 gr/m²
Cauliflower, tomatoes, paprika, cucumber, zucchini, eggplant, pumpkin, potatoes170 gr/m²
Rose bushes60-100 gr/m²
Potted plants (indoor and outdoor)20 gr/kg potting soil

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FAQ

Is a wool pellet made of 100% wool?

Our wool pellet consists of 100% wool, without added substances. A valuable and natural product that is completely organic. The wool may contain traces of manure, grass, twigs and skin/wool fat, which are also completely organic. A bonus from nature.

Where does your wool come from?

Our wool comes from the local sheep herds in the Transylvanian mountains in Romania. The herds are often found deep in the mountains and hills and so is the wool. By collecting the wool in these areas, we contribute to the local shepherds.

Why use wool as fertilizer and not as clothing?

Wool is known for its use in clothing, among other things. However, not all wool is suitable for this end purpose, which is also called second-choice wool. This wool is mainly burned as waste, or dumped in the forests. And this is precisely the wool that we lovingly convert into high-quality plant food. Zero-waste!

What is the nutritional value of the wool pellet?

Our wool pellets are analyzed several times in a certified laboratory. Wool has a wide range of nutritional values, mainly nitrogen, potassium, sulfur, zinc and magnesium. A NPK value of 10.8% nitrogen, 0.2% phosphorus and 4.5% potassium.

Why doesn't every pellet look the same?

Our wool comes from different herds with mixed sheep breeds. Including white wool and dark wool. Some of our shepherds use specials blocks with chalk, because of that colored trace elements occasionally return to the pellets. The nutritional values of white and dark wool or different values are almost the same.