Hey, yes i've been lerking around, if any of you remember me. But, i was cleaning out my attic today and for along time knew that there were bats up there. Well i have a trash can filled with bat ****, and i was wondering if it would make a good fertilizer. Any response would be great thanks.
yes bat guano is a main ingredient in a lot of organic ferts. I wouldn't just apply the "product" directly to the soil. It will need to be composted b4 use. that's not something I have ever done.
I have used commercial bat guanos for years- they are excellent ferts. Wawona is right- yours would have to be composted first. If not, it would be so concentrated and powerful it would kill your plants.
What they mean by composted is in actuality diluted. Bat guano usually come in little pellets, pour water over them like a tbls of bat guano per gallon of water. Be carefull not to inhale directly over the pellets, avoid it all all costs dude. Good growing
Bat guano builds up for thousands of years where it is harvested. Fresh **** will be too hot probably. I'm not expert though.
Another great source for bat **** other than your attic or a grow shop is called McDonalds,Just order 3 bigmacs and you got enough **** for 3 years.
I also believe they make a tea out of it,before you can use it, no not to drink. CBM420 should get lost, liar.
I'm with SFC on the CBM420...3 big macs, and i'm usually all shitted out in less than 3 mins...I swear they must recycle them things... they never leave the premisis... "order up" ... to customer ... to shitter... back to grill....
HOW TO MAKE AN ORGANIC TEA *Fill a nylon stocking with organic nutrients (of your choice) and soak in a bucket for a few days. Stir occasionaly, remove nylon bag and filter the rest through another nylon stocking. You can apply this tea as often as each watering. It will also not clog emitters for hydro organic growers.
