Welcome Harvest Bat Guano 10kg

Guano consists of the droppings and remains of bats. It is rich in soluble nitrogen, phosphorous and trace elements. The limited supply of this fertilizer, known as the soluble organic super bloom, makes it somewhat expensive. Mined in sheltered caves, guano dries with minimal decomposition. Bat guano can be thousand of years old. Newer deposits contain higher levels of nitrogen and are capable of burning plants if applied too heavily. The more popular older deposits are high in phosphorous and make an excellent flowering fertilizer Bat guano is usually powdery and used any time of the year as a top dressing, diluted in a tea, or used as a foliar spray. Caution should be used when handling, do not breath dust, it may cause nausea and irritation. Some bats eat thousands of insects nightly, others rotting fruit South American guano is among the worlds best. Collected along the arid coast of Peru and northern Chile. These prehistoric descendants are invaluable to the ecosystem and should be protected as our friends.

Suggested application rate:

1-2 kg per 10 sq. meters A tea can be made by using one tablespoon per 4 liters of water.