Cottonseed meal (6-2-1) is high nitrogen; hulls (1-1-1) are high fiber. Meal is cheaper at feed stores (same product, not labeled as fertilizer). Use ½″ layer of meal or 2″ layer of hulls under azaleas, blueberries, raspberries.
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