Budswel Dry Guano Blend Amendment - 40 lb

High-Phosphorus Dry Blend for Flowering Stages - 40 lb Bag

Plants entering flowering and fruiting draw heavily on phosphorus, and a single-source amendment often leaves gaps. This dry blend combines rock phosphate, seabird guano, bat guano and earthworm castings in one product. Its guaranteed analysis is 0-7-0, with 7.0% available phosphate (P2O5).

The 40 lb bag suits growers who amend several containers or beds across a season. It gives regular indoor growers and small commercial operations a bulk supply that can be used in irrigation, mixed into soil or applied as a top dress.

Key Features & Benefits

• 7.0% available phosphate — supports plants during flowering and fruiting.
• Four-part blend — rock phosphate, seabird guano, bat guano and earthworm castings in one dry mix.
• Three application methods — use it in irrigation, as a soil amendment or as a top dress.
• Dry format — measure by the spoonful or cup and store it easily.

Who Should Use Budswel Dry

Growers who want a phosphorus-focused, guano-based amendment for flowering and fruiting plants in soil or soilless mixes. It fits home gardeners and commercial cultivators who prefer a dry input.

About Budswel Dry

Budswel Dry is a dry amendment with a 0-7-0 guaranteed analysis. It is derived from rock phosphate, seabird guano, earthworm castings and bat guano, and is labeled as a product of Humboldt County. It is labeled 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.

Q: How much do I mix into soil?
A: Mix 1-2 cups per cubic foot of soil, which equals about 2 Tbsp per gallon of soil.

Q: Can I use it as a top dress?
A: Yes. Apply 2 Tbsp per square foot of soil.

Q: What does 0-7-0 mean?
A: The three numbers are nitrogen, available phosphate (P2O5) and potash. This product has no nitrogen or potash guaranteed and 7.0% available phosphate.

Q: Is it approved for organic production?
A: The label states it is for use in organic crop and organic food production in the state of California. Check your own local rules and certifier requirements before use elsewhere.