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Organic Seabird Guano Phosphorus 0-12-0 Micronized Mineral Powder (3 micrometer)

MICRONIZED SEABIRD GUANO PHOSPHATE POWDER FOR FOLIAR SPRAYING OR DRIP IRRIGATION

1. All Natural Organic.

2. 5000 mesh (3 micrometer) micronized powder for drip irrigation.

3. Abiotic stress alleviating.

4. Clean and Safe to human, pets and plants

5. Soil amendment and regulator.

What's Rutom Seabird Guano Mineral

The phosphorus in Rutom organic seabird guano is mined from the natural caves where seabirds once resided but were later abandoned. 

Over thousands of years of geological movements, those caves collapsed and were buried. The remains in the caves, such as dead animal 

bodies and bones, have been decomposed. Meanwhile, minerals like nitrogen and organic matter have run off. However, the phosphorus 

has remained until we discovered it and brought it into use today.

Seabird guano is truly a gift from nature.

Through ultrafine powder processing technology, the phosphorus in seabird guano is transformed into a micronized powder form, 

which is more efficient than traditional forms. It becomes easier for plants to take up the nutrition through foliar spray or drip irrigation. 

This is because the micronized powder has a larger surface area, allowing for better contact with plant tissues and 

thus facilitating nutrient absorption.

Guaranteed Analysis

Nitrogen (N) ----------- 0.3%

Total P2O5 ------------- 30%

K2O -------------------- 0.5%

Available P ------------- 12%

CaO -------------------- 40%

MgO ------------------- 3.5%

SiO2 --------------------10%

Particle Size ------------ 3 Micrometer

Moisture --------------- 1.2%

Seabird Guano Phosphorus Advantages

Rich in essential nutrients: Seabird Guano Phosphorus contains a high concentration of various essential elements, including total phosphorus, 

available phosphorus, calcium, magnesium, silica, and trace elements. These elements play crucial roles in plant growth and development. 

For instance, phosphorus is vital for energy transfer and root development in plants, while calcium contributes to cell wall structure and stability. 

The presence of these multiple elements in significant amounts makes it a valuable fertilizer option.

Combination of slow and fast-acting nutrition: It has the unique advantage of containing both slow-release and fast-acting nutrients. 

The slow-release components ensure a continuous supply of nutrition to plants over an extended period, providing a steady source of 

nourishment as the plants grow. Meanwhile, the fast-acting nutrients are quickly absorbed by plants, enabling them to respond promptly to 

immediate growth requirements, such as during the early stages of germination or when facing a sudden nutrient deficiency.

Stress alleviation for plants: 

This phosphorus source is effective in alleviating abiotic stress for plants. Abiotic stress factors like drought, salinity, and extreme 

temperatures can negatively impact plant health and growth. The nutrients in seabird guano phosphorus help plants enhance their 

hysiological functions and build up resistance against these adverse conditions, thus improving their overall survival and productivity in 

challenging environments.

Suitable for organic farming: 

Being 100% natural, seabird guano phosphorus is an ideal choice for organic farming. 

It complies with the strict requirements of organic agricultural practices that prohibit the use of synthetic chemicals. 

By using it, farmers can maintain the organic integrity of their produce while also providing natural and healthy nutrients to their crops.

Directions For Use

As a spraying fertilizer:

Mixing ratio: 

Use it as a spray fertilizer by mixing it with water at a ratio of 1:500 to form a homogeneous mixture. 

This dilution ensures that the nutrients are evenly distributed and can be easily absorbed by plant leaves during foliar application.

Mixing process: 

While preparing the mixture, it is essential to stir it continuously until it is thoroughly mixed. After mixing, 

keep stirring the mixture intermittently during the application process to prevent sediments from forming. 

This is because if sediments accumulate, the nutrient concentration in the spray solution may become uneven, affecting the 

spraying effect and the uniformity of nutrient supply to plants.

Application frequency: 

For optimal results, apply the spray fertilizer once every two weeks during the growing season. 

However, the frequency can be adjusted based on the specific plant species, growth stage, and environmental conditions.

Suitable plants: 

It is suitable for a wide variety of plants, including vegetables, fruits, flowers, and ornamental plants. 

Foliar spraying is particularly beneficial for plants with nutrient deficiencies or those that have difficulty absorbing nutrients from the soil.

As a base fertilizer

Mixing with soil: 

Incorporate seabird guano phosphorus into the soil before planting. 

Mix it evenly throughout the topsoil layer at a recommended application rate of 100 grams per square meter 

(you can fill in the specific appropriate amount based on your actual situation). 

This allows the nutrients to be gradually released and absorbed by plant roots as they grow, 

improving the overall soil fertility and providing a solid foundation for plant growth.

Long-term benefits:

 When used as a base fertilizer, it can enhance the soil structure and microbial activity over time. 

The organic matter in the guano helps improve soil water-holding capacity and aeration, creating a favorable environment 

for beneficial soil organisms that further contribute to nutrient cycling and plant health.

Precautions: Avoid over-application as excessive amounts of phosphorus can lead to nutrient imbalances in the soil and potential 

environmental issues. It is advisable to conduct a soil test before application to determine the existing nutrient levels and 

adjust the application rate accordingly.

As an ingredient for custom formulas

Flexibility in formulation: 

You can use seabird guano phosphorus as an ingredient in your own fertilizer formulas. 

Depending on the specific needs of different plants or growing conditions, it can be combined with other organic or 

inorganic materials such as compost, bone meal, or potassium-rich fertilizers to create customized blends that meet 

particular nutrient requirements.

Compatibility: 

When formulating, ensure that the other ingredients are compatible with seabird guano phosphorus to avoid any 

chemical reactions that could affect the availability or stability of the nutrients. Test small batches first if you are unsure 

about the compatibility of certain combinations.

Record keeping: 

Keep detailed records of the ingredients and their proportions used in each formula for future reference 

and to assess the effectiveness of the custom fertilizer on different plants and in various growing environments.

It is universal for all plants and crops.