Westland Bone Meal - 4kg

The NPK ratio is 4:20:0, indicating 4% Nitrogen, 20% Phosphorous, and 0% Potassium.

You should apply it every 4-6 weeks throughout the growing season, which typically runs from February to the end of October.

While it can improve soil fertility, Westland Bone Meal is primarily high in phosphorous, which is best for root and flower development. For leafy greens, a fertilizer with a higher nitrogen content would be more beneficial.

The odor is a natural characteristic of processed bone and is not harmful. It tends to dissipate once the product is incorporated into the soil.

It is ideal for use at planting time for new trees, shrubs, and perennials, and for root vegetables. Regular application throughout the growing season is also recommended.

While it can be used on indoor plants that benefit from extra phosphorous, be mindful of the potential odor and ensure proper ventilation. It's generally more suited for outdoor garden applications.

Bone meal is an excellent natural source of phosphorous, a key macronutrient that plays a vital role in root formation, flower development, and overall plant energy transfer.

Ensure the bone meal is applied consistently every 4-6 weeks during the growing season. Check that the application rate is appropriate for the plant size and soil type. Adequate watering is also crucial for nutrient uptake.

This is a natural characteristic of bone meal. To minimize the smell, try to incorporate it into the soil rather than leaving it on the surface, and water it in well. The odor typically dissipates once the product is worked into the soil.

Westland Bone Meal is high in phosphorous but lower in nitrogen and potassium. If plants show signs of other deficiencies, consider supplementing with a balanced fertilizer or a different plant food that addresses nitrogen and potassium needs.