How to Use Florifi Flaxseed Meal
Frequently Asked Questions
Because flaxseed meal is derived from a seed and has a high oil and protein content, it can occasionally attract curious critters if left sitting on the surface. To prevent this, always scratch the meal into the top layer of soil rather than leaving it in a thick clump, and water it in immediately to help it settle.
Generally, no. As flaxseed meal breaks down, it undergoes a microbial process that is relatively pH-neutral in the long run. However, like any organic matter, the initial decomposition phase can cause a very slight, temporary dip in pH. If you are growing "acid-loving" plants (like blueberries), it is a great addition, for other plants, a standard garden lime can balance the soil.
Both are excellent organic amendments, but they offer different benefits. While alfalfa meal is famous for its Triacontanol (a growth stimulant), flaxseed meal is often higher in protein and phosphorus. Flaxseed meal is a fantastic choice if you are looking to build long-term soil structure and encourage a strong, diverse microbial population.
