Bone meal is an organic manure rich in phosphorus, calcium and nitrogen. Bone meal is especially good for better root development and increased yield. Boosts growth of plants naturally. Used for Shiny leaves, bigger flowers, plants growth, root development, etc.

Bone meal fertilizer comes from animal bones that are cooked, sterilized, and crushed into a fine powder for use in the garden. This 100% organic fertilizer typically consists of bones procured from slaughterhouses. It gives you access to a sanitized, sped-up version of decomposition that benefits your plants.

Benefits of Bone Meal Fertilizer mixed with soil:- 
An excellent source of phosphorus:- Bone meal fertilizer contains high concentrations of phosphorus, a nutrient essential for promoting both flowering and root growth. Phosphorus also helps plants convert sugars and starches into usable forms of energy. It is an ideal soil additive for growing carrots, beets, potatoes, and other root crops due to high level of phosphorus, which aids in healthy root formation. Bone meal fertilizer can also help establish perennials during their first year.  It enhances the beauty of ornamentals by encouraging bigger, brighter-hued flowers. It’s often applied to the base of rose bushes and hydrangeas as the buds are forming.  It can also help plants set more fruit.

Acts as a slow-release fertilizer :- Bone meal breaks down over several months, which means it gives your plants continued access to phosphorus throughout the growing season. This means you can apply it once at the start of spring and forget about it for the rest of the summer.

Bone meal fertilizer only works in acidic soil. It’s best to only consider this compound if your soil’s pH is 7.0 or below.

Using of bone meal is simple and doesn't require to be repeated often. It should be used 3 cups for every 100 square feet of soil or 2-3 spoon in medium pot to be add in the soil. Be sure to turn the soil well, evenly mixing it into the soil so there are no clumps or deposits of the fertilizer left unmixed. This will help distribute it throughout the soil. Bone meal fertilizer takes about four months to fully break down in the soil, so don't reapply within this time period.
 

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