Introduction and benefits of bone meal

Want to increase the health and productivity of my garden?

Of course! Steamed bone meal is a great natural fertilizer to enrich your soil and promote vigorous growth. Rich in phosphorus and calcium, this bone meal is the best for your gardening, providing beautiful flowers, abundant fruit, and strong roots.

Why use bone meal/bone meal?

Bone meal fertilizer has many benefits:

• A treasure trove of nutrients: High levels of phosphorus, which is abundant in bone meal, are extremely important for strong root growth, flower development, and fruit set.
• Long-lasting results: Bone meal slowly releases nutrients into the soil, providing your plants with long-term nourishment. So there's no need to fertilize frequently!
• Natural and Sustainable: Made from natural sources, bone meal is an environmentally safe option. It improves soil health, supports the growth of beneficial microorganisms, and creates a healthier garden.
• Suitable for all types of plants: Whether you are growing vegetables, flowers, fruits, trees or shrubs, bone meal is a great fertilizer for them. This fertilizer is beneficial for every stage of plant growth.

Bone meal usage and quantity

How to use bone meal powder fertilizer? Is it easy to use?

Yes, bone meal powder is very easy to use!

• Spread approximately 10 to 30 grams of bone meal around the base of each tree, depending on its size.
• Then mix it gently into the soil.
• Reapply fertilizer every 3 to 4 weeks as needed.
• Remember, using a little bone meal is beneficial. Avoid using too much, as it can cause mold growth and odor.

How to use bone meal when planting new plants?

When planting new plants, mix a little bone meal into the soil in the hole. This will help the plants take root quickly and become strong.

When is the right time to feed bone meal to flower and fruit trees?

It is beneficial to apply bone meal to flower plants at the time of budding and to fruit trees at the beginning of fruit set. It is best to apply small amounts at regular intervals (3-4 weeks).

How to use bone meal for potted plants and what should be the amount?

For potted plants, mix 5 to 15 grams of bone meal into the soil, depending on the size of the pot. Once a month is sufficient.

Can bone meal be used with other fertilizers? For example, compost or manure?

Yes, bone meal can be safely used with other organic fertilizers. Compost and manure provide other essential nutrients to the soil, while bone meal is a good source of phosphorus and calcium.

What are the effects of excessive use of bone meal on trees?

Excessive use of bone meal can upset the nutrient balance in the soil and cause nutrient deficiencies in some plants. Therefore, use only the recommended amount.

Is there a special method for using bone meal for certain types of plants?

In general, the method of using bone meal is the same, but flower and fruit trees benefit more during certain stages of its growth.

Does Bone Meal work immediately or does it take some time?

Bone meal releases nutrients slowly, so it may take a few weeks to see results. It is a long-lasting fertilizer.

Is the method of using bone meal different during the rainy season?

When using bone meal during the rainy season, mix it well into the soil so that it does not wash away.

Buying and storing bone meal

Where can I buy bone meal?

You will find bone meal readily available at nurseries, agricultural service centers, and some online stores.

What is the difference between bone meal powder and granulated bone meal, and which type is better?

Bone meal powder mixes quickly into the soil, while granular bone meal releases nutrients slowly. Both types can be used according to their convenience.

How to store bone meal? How long does it last?

Bone meal should be stored in a well-ventilated and dry place. If stored properly, it will last for a long time.

What things should be considered when buying bone meal?

Buy good quality and steamed bone meal so that it is safe and effective to use.

Are small packs of bone meal available for small gardening?

Yes, packs of different weights are available for small gardening jobs.

Questions related to bone meal and the environment

Is Bone Meal completely organic?

Yes, bone meal is completely organic as it is a natural fertilizer made from bones.

Does using bone meal have any negative effects on soil microorganisms?

No, using bone meal in the right amount does not have any negative impact on soil microorganisms. On the contrary, it is beneficial for soil health.

Is the process of making bone meal safe for the environment ?

The process of preparing steamed bone meal is generally considered safe.

Are there sustainable alternatives to bone meal?

While bone meal can be used as a substitute for compost and other organic fertilizers to some extent, it is a little harder to find an alternative to bone meal as a good source of phosphorus.

Other doubts

Does using bone meal change the pH level of my garden soil?

Because bone meal contains calcium, it can slightly raise the pH level of the soil, but it doesn't have a major effect.

Does bone meal attract certain types of insects to the garden?

Bone meal generally does not attract insects.

Is bone meal safe for my pets?

Although bone meal is not harmful to pets, it is best to discourage them from eating it.

Do I need to take any special precautions after using Bone Meal?

There is no need for special care after using bone meal. Just take care of your plants as usual.