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greengrass12

Bat Guano

8 years ago

I would like to get away from farm animal fertilizers and switch to bat guano. Guano usually high in nitrogen and phosphorus but low in (k) potassium which is usually 1%. Is the k in guano enough for tomato growth etc? hopefully somebody has had expeience only using guano for growing food crops.

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