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Bone Meal

(4 customer reviews)

Bone Meal is a great organic fertilizer
It helps plants grow big and strong
It’s made from the bones of animals
Which have been ground up and dried

Bone Meal is high in phosphorus
Which is important for flowering plants
It also contains nitrogen and potassium
Which help plants to grow healthy and strong

$18$78

Description

Bone meal is a great source of organic phosphorus and calcium.

It is perfect for all stages of plant growth, from seedlings to established plants.

Bone meal also helps improve soil quality and encourages earthworm activity.

A great source of organic phosphorus, calcium, and nitrogen, a slow release will promote the growth and proper development of roots and flowers.

It is also effective for increasing yield from fields by reducing transplant shock. Dilutable and will not burn plants.

Plant at a rate centered on 100 sq. ft. with many pounds of soil mixed into the bottom of each hole before planting, or add a small amount of bone meal to a compost pile.

The improved nitrogen levels can help ensure the success of your garden project.

Soil pH levels should be checked before bone meal is added, as bone meal can raise pH levels.

Available in 15 oz., 2 pounds, 5 pounds, 10 pounds, and 20 pounds quantities. 15 oz. quantities are shipped First Class, all other quantities are shipped Priority Mail.

Bone meal is a fertilizer that is made from the bones of animals.

It is a great organic fertilizer because it helps plants to grow big and strong.

Additional information

Bone Meal

15 ounces, 2 pounds, 5 pounds, 10 pounds, 20 pounds

4 reviews for Bone Meal

  1. Vae Silvers

    This bone meal is amazing, helped save my rose tree!

  2. Great Awakening A

    Shipping and packing was perfect. Glad I went with Scenic Hill Farm, plants will thank e later.

  3. Holly Templeman

    Item was great! Fast shipping and exactly as described.

  4. saiiiduck

    Delivered quickly and safely. Never used bone meal before…it’s an interesting material.

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