FoxFarm Happy Frog Bone Meal 3-12-0 - 4 lb

Phosphorus and Calcium for Strong Flowering - 4 lb Bag

Flowering plants and bulbs need steady phosphorus, and many soils run short. This steamed bone meal is fine-screened to supply phosphorus and calcium, and it includes mycorrhizal fungi to support root efficiency. It carries a 3-12-0 analysis and is OMRI Listed.

The 4 lb bag suits home gardeners, hobbyists and small indoor or outdoor beds that want an organic phosphorus source without buying in bulk. Its compact bag is easy to store and measure from.

Key Features & Benefits

• 3-12-0 analysis — delivers phosphorus with a modest nitrogen share and no potassium.
• Calcium content — supports strong cellular development in plants.
• Mycorrhizal fungi included — helps increase root efficiency and may improve nutrient and water uptake.
• OMRI Listed — suited to organic gardening programs.
• Fine-screened — spreads and scratches into soil easily.

Who Should Use FoxFarm Happy Frog Bone Meal

Growers feeding bulbs, flowering plants or beds that need extra phosphorus will find this a simple top-dressing. It also fits organic programs that require OMRI Listed inputs.

About FoxFarm Happy Frog Bone Meal

FoxFarm Happy Frog Bone Meal is a steamed bone meal fertilizer with a 3-12-0 analysis: 3.00% total nitrogen and 12.00% available phosphate (P2O5), plus 20.00% calcium. It includes mycorrhizal fungi and is sold as a single 4 lb bag.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: How much should I apply?
A: Use 2 cups per 10 square feet of planting area. Measure to the area being fed rather than the number of plants.

Q: When should I feed?
A: Top-dress in early spring and again at the first signs of bud development. Scratch it lightly into the top inch of soil and water thoroughly.

Q: What does 3-12-0 mean?
A: The three numbers show nitrogen, phosphate and potash percentages by weight. This product has 3% nitrogen, 12% phosphate and no potash.

Q: Why include mycorrhizal fungi?
A: Mycorrhizal fungi colonize roots and help increase root efficiency. This may improve nutrient uptake and water absorption.

Q: Is it suitable for organic growing?
A: It is OMRI Listed. Check your own certifier or program rules before use.

Q: Is bone meal a complete fertilizer?
A: No. It mainly supplies phosphorus and calcium, so pair it with other inputs for nitrogen and potassium if your plants need them.