Budswel Dry - 12 lb

Phosphorus for Flowering Plants from Natural Sources - 12 lb Bag

Plants in flowering and fruiting stages draw heavily on phosphorus, and many growers want that supply from natural materials rather than a synthetic mix. Budswel Dry combines rock phosphate, seabird guano, bat guano and earthworm castings in one dry blend. It carries a 0-7-0 analysis with 7.0% available phosphate (P2O5).

The 12 lb bag suits home gardeners and regular indoor growers who want enough product to amend several containers or beds, and to try a guano-based approach before buying in volume.

Key Features & Benefits

• High-phosphorus 0-7-0 analysis — supports plants during flowering and fruiting.
• Four natural ingredients — rock phosphate, seabird guano, bat guano and earthworm castings in one blend.
• Flexible application — mix into soil, dissolve in irrigation water or top dress.
• Dry format — stores easily and lets you measure doses by spoon or cup.

Who Should Use Budswel Dry

Growers who want a phosphorus-focused amendment for flowering and fruiting plants in soil, containers or beds. It suits gardeners who prefer natural-source inputs.

About Budswel Dry

Budswel Dry is a dry guano blend sold as a 12 lb bag. Its guaranteed analysis is 0-7-0, with 7.0% available phosphate (P2O5). It is derived from rock phosphate, seabird guano, earthworm castings and bat guano. The label states it is for use in organic crop and organic food production in the state of California.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: How do I apply it through irrigation?
A: Mix 2-3 Tbsp per gallon of water and apply to plants weekly. Stir well before watering.

Q: How much should I mix into soil?
A: Use 1-2 cups per cubic foot of soil, which equals about 2 Tbsp per gallon of soil. Blend it evenly through the medium.

Q: Can I top dress with it?
A: Yes. The label directs 2 Tbsp per square foot of soil.

Q: What does 0-7-0 mean?
A: The three numbers show nitrogen, phosphate and potash percentages. This blend has no nitrogen or potash guaranteed and 7.0% available phosphate.

Q: What is it made from?
A: Rock phosphate, seabird guano, earthworm castings and bat guano.

Q: Is it a complete fertilizer?
A: No. It focuses on phosphorus, so pair it with a nitrogen and potassium source suited to your plants and growing medium.