Wicked Organics Blood Meal Fertilizer

The Fast Organic Nitrogen — Green-Up Power for Lawns, Greens, and Heavy Feeders

Old Cobblers Farm Wicked Organics Blood Meal is a single-ingredient organic fertilizer: dried animal blood, ground to a 12-0-0 meal. Among organic inputs it's the sprinter — a highly concentrated nitrogen source that soil moisture and biology make available quickly, which is exactly what you want when leaves are yellowing, growth has stalled, or a heavy feeder is gearing up.

Nitrogen is the leaf-and-blade nutrient, and blood meal delivers it where leaves are the crop: lettuce, spinach, and other leafy greens, sweet corn, brassicas from broccoli to cabbage, spring garlic and onions, and lawns at roughly 1 lb of actual nitrogen per 1,000 sq ft. Its speed is also its discipline: this is a hot, concentrated product, so measured rates, distance from stems, and a thorough watering-in are part of every application — and a light sprinkle doubles as a compost activator, giving carbon-heavy piles the nitrogen they need to heat up.

Key Benefits

The fast organic nitrogen — Among organic nitrogen sources, blood meal is the quick one — soil moisture and biology make its 12% N available fast, for visible green-up when plants are yellowing or stalled.

Built for heavy feeders — Corn, leafy greens, brassicas, and spring garlic and onions are the garden's biggest nitrogen consumers — and exactly what this product is for, with crop-specific rates included.

Deficiency correction — Pale, yellowing leaves and stunted growth are nitrogen deficiency's signature — a measured application addresses the cause.

Real lawn math — 7–8 lbs per 1,000 sq ft delivers roughly 1 lb of actual nitrogen — the standard turf feeding — from an organic source.

Compost activator — A light sprinkle between layers gives carbon-heavy compost piles the nitrogen they need to heat up and break down faster.

One ingredient, no surprises — Single ingredient, firm 12% analysis, and honest cautions about burn risk and animal attraction — the label tells you everything.

Where to use it: vegetable gardens and heavy-feeding crops, lawns and turf, flower beds and ornamentals, trees and shrubs, containers, and compost piles — anywhere a nitrogen deficiency (yellowing, pale foliage, slow growth) needs correcting.