More and more people decide to put chemicals aside and start using insecticides and fertilizers of natural origin. The former have proven to be very effective in a short period of time, but can harm the environment if not used properly. However, natural ones are ideal when, in addition to strengthening our plants, they seek to fertilize the land without damaging it.
One such product is the guano, a natural fertilizer that has the best of both types of products: it is fast and an excellent ally for the garden.
But ... what is guano? Guano is nothing more than the excessive accumulation of feces of some animals, like bats or penguins. If you have ever held it in your hands, you may have felt the intense smell.
Due to its high levels of nitrogen and phosphorus, two of the minerals that plants need the most in order to grow and develop properly, it is by far the best natural fertilizer What can we find. In fact, even before the chemical boom it was in huge demand.
You can currently find it for sale in any garden store, both in liquid and powder form (as you can see in the image that heads the article). Both types will be ideal for your plants, but yes: you should know that even if it is a natural product, follow the manufacturer's recommendations, since an excess of guano could harm your plant. What's more, as a precaution you should add a little less than what is indicated on the package. In this case, with very little you will get your plant to look ... beautiful no, the following .
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Hi good morning. I have a small farm with laying hens and they told me that the guano from these hens could be worked to make very good fertilized soil. What I do not know is how to work it since in the chicken coops I have it in its pure state and not on bed. Can you advise me on the subject? Thanks a lot
Hi Seoane.
Sorry for the delay in answering 🙁
Yes, chicken manure is very good for plants. But it cannot be used directly as it is high in nitrogen and plants could have a very hard time.
What you have to do is dry it, in the sun, and then apply it, either by pouring it on the surface of the earth, or mixing it if you prefer with the most superficial layer of it.
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Hello: congratulations on the blog; I tell you that I have a chance of getting sheep guano, the question is what percentage should I use on land to have it packaged; for example: in 10 kg of soil, how much sheep guano? Greetings and thank you very much !!!!!!!!!!
Hello Eduardo.
En this article We are talking about sheep manure 🙂
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