Description
- Manure
Llama beans - manure for gardens & plants . Organic fertilizer 32 oz container Llama manure, also known as llama beans, can be used as a fertilizer in gardens and house plants. It's considered a "cold" fertilizer, meaning it's less likely to burn plants than other animal manures. Llama manure is high in nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium, and it's odorless and dry. Perhaps the most significant perk of llama poo is that the fresh manure can be applied directly to plants without risk of burning them. The high nitrogen content in the manure of most other livestock makes it hot, and will cause leaves to brown and stunt growth if not composted with carbon-rich materials before applying. Not llama manure! Llama poo is considered cool because it can be used fresh on all but the most sensitive plants. The fact of alpaca poops low organic content and temperature also have another benefit; unlike other types of manure, it doesnt actually need to be composted before being used. You can simply apply the pellets directly to the soil if you want, or many people make alpaca poop tea just by adding it to water.