Enriched Bone Meal Fertilizer For Plants (Panchagavya and Humic Acid are added)

Description

What is Bone Meal & What Are Its Benefits To Plants?

• Bone meal is a mixture of finely & coarsely ground animal bones and slaughter-house waste products.
• It is used as an organic fertilizer for plants and as a slow-release fertilizer, bone meal is primarily used as a source of Phosphorus and protein.
• It facilitates better transition in the developmental stage of plants from flowering to fruiting.
• Bone Meal works well for all flowering plants, vegetables and cucurbits alike.

How Do We Use Bone Meal?

• For plants in flowering stage (early budding), apply 1 scoop of Bone Meal directly once every 15 days.
• Under normal circumstances, apply 1 scoop of Bone Meal for all plants once every 30 days.
• Don’t dilute with water like Epsom Salt. Bone Meal works well through basal application (direct/near roots).
• Do note that you can apply Epsom Salt and Bone Meal together (1 scoop each per pot per month).

Is There An Alternative To Bone Meal?

If you’re a vegetarian and find it difficult to use Bone Meal, don’t worry at all. Use KN Bio Sciences Phospho Power instead. Similar to Bone Meal, apply 1 scoop of Phospho Power to all plants once every 30 days.