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How many wool pellets do I need?
The quick answer is a 1 # bag cover 30 sq feet.
The longer answer is how we use wool pellets. If planting a pot or container, mix 1/2 cup per every gallon of soil. Push any pellets that show up on top of the soil under the soil at the end. They might pop up after watering either push them down or leave them if you don’t mind a bit of white! In the garden when planting seeds, open up where the seeds will be planted and either mix pellets into that soil or sprinkle the pellets along with the seeds. Aiming for getting the pellets where the roots will be growing. If planting lets say a tomato or pepper plant, either dig a hole putting the soil into a bucket and using the 1/2 cup per every gallon of soil ratio to backfill around the plant OR sprinkle some pellets into the hole where the plants are being planted. Personally, we like mixing the soil with pellets that will be backfilled around the plant method.
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Bulk Amounts needed?
Absolutely! Let us know your needs.
We can’t think of many reasons someone might want to return either Woolly Belly Pellets or Sheepy Shreds but we will be happy to accept returns if there is damage due to shipping or a defective bag. Just give us a call.
A bag of Woolly Belly Pellets will last unused for at least 4 years if kept unopened, dry, or in a sealed container if opened. Sheepy Shreds will remain good for years if kept unopened, dry, or in sealed container if opened. Please give us a call if you have questions about our return policy. The best thing to do with Woolly Belly Pellets and Sheepy Shreds is to use them! Get that wonderful wool in the ground helping to grow happy plants!