Plagron Bat Guano is a powerful, 100% organic bloom fertilizer derived from natural bat manure. Known for its high phosphorus (P) content and beneficial trace elements, it provides essential nutrients that stimulate flower formation, enhance fruiting, and improve flavour and aroma in flowering plants. Bat guano is one of nature’s most potent sources of phosphorus, making it an excellent choice for boosting bloom cycles in soil and organic grows. Plagron carefully selects and processes this guano to ensure purity, microbiological activity, and compatibility with living soil ecosystems. Key Features: Rich in phosphorus (P) for explosive flowering and root strength Enhances taste, aroma, and resin production in flowering plants 100% natural and organic – safe for use in organic farming Stimulates soil life and improves microbial activity Suitable for use in pots, garden beds, or open soil Slow-release nutrient source – long-lasting effect Ideal for fruiting plants, ornamentals, and flowering crops NPK Ratio: 3 – 15 – 4 Nitrogen (N): 3% Phosphorus (P): 15% Potassium (K): 4% How to Use: Soil Application: Mix 20g of Bat Guano per litre of potting soil when transplanting or top-dress with 50–100g per plant during flowering. Outdoor Application: Spread evenly into the root zone and water in thoroughly. Can be repeated every 4–6 weeks during flowering season. Tea Preparation: Steep 1–2 tablespoons of Bat Guano in 1L of warm, dechlorinated water for 24–48 hours. Stir occasionally and apply as a soil drench. Specifications: Product Type: Organic bloom fertilizer Form: Fine powder Source: 100% natural bat manure NPK Ratio: 3-15-4 Application: Soil, pots, garden beds, organic systems Organic Status: Yes – suitable for organic agriculture Packaging: Typically available in 1L, 5L, or larger bags Recommended Use: Perfect for organic growers seeking to naturally enhance flower production while supporting soil health. Use Plagron Bat Guano to maximise flavour, fragrance, and yields in flowering plants — whether growing herbs, vegetables, or ornamentals.
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