“Alpaca Poo Tea” is exactly what it sounds like—but not for drinking. It’s a gardening product made by soaking alpaca manure (“alpaca beans”) in water to create a liquid fertilizer for plants. “Alpaca poo tea” is a homemade plant fertilizer where alpaca poop is soaked in water to extract nutrients, creating a mild, organic “tea” you pour onto soil to help plants grow. What it is Alpaca poo tea is: A natural liquid fertilizer made by steeping alpaca droppings in water Used to feed plants, lawns, and gardens, not humans (it’s explicitly labeled not for human consumption) How it’s made Typically: Dried alpaca pellets are placed in water (like a tea bag or loose) Left to soak for 24–48 hours The resulting liquid is then used to water plants Why people use it Alpaca manure is popular in gardening because it: Has a balanced mix of nutrients (nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium) Is considered a “cold manure”, meaning it won’t burn plants easily Improves soil structure, moisture retention, and plant growth Is low-odor and relatively clean compared to other animal manures
