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The three most important nutrients for plants are nitrogen, for green leaves; phosphorous, for healthy flowers and roots; and potash, for overall vigor and disease resistance.

~Bone meal~ is an excellent source of phosphorous and it is easy for gardeners to use. It is also the oldest form of phosphorous fertilizer. At one time farmers made their own bone meal by roasting the bones of livestock or soaking and fermenting them in water.

The effects phosphorous has on plants that can be easily observed by gardeners are in vitality, the time of blossoming and maturity. Flowers will produce more colorful blooms. A phosphorous deficiency may stunt growth and delay the emergence of new shoots and flower development.

~Bone Meal~ is a dried blood product and is an excellent source of quickly available organic nitrogen. Contains 13% total nitrogen. A good soil amendment for all plants that need generous amounts of nitrogen. Also useful for accelerating the composting of carbonaceous material such as leaves or straw.

Whole blood meal is produced by spray drying at low temperatures, the fresh whole blood from animal processing plants. The fresh blood is collected in on-site cooling tanks that utilize agitation to prevent coagulation of the fresh blood. Once delivered to the drying plants the whole blood is centrifuged to remove foreign material and then circulated through a disintegrator to rid all remaining foreign particles prior to spray drying.

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v1ru5 said:

Kyllä mä ihan sujuvasti englantia puhun, ei siis siinä että enkö osais noita vapaasti suomentaa.. Kiitos kuitenkin, vaikka ei päästy puusta pitkälle.

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tulumi said:

Helpommalla pääsee kun hankkii Bio Bizz sarjaa tai vastaavaa.
Tietysti tuo olis ihanteellista jotta pystyis kaiken kasvien tarvitsevan tuottamaan omista roskista yms jätöksistä tai luonnosta muuten..

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