WHAT ARE THE BENEFITS?

• The alpaca's 3-stomach digestive system processes food so efficiently seeds do not survive to become weeds in your garden, as with cow or horse manure.
  
  
• It also has comparatively high levels of nitrogen and potassium which are major plant nutrients and part of the well-known N-P-K indicator on fertilizer bags, and an indication of good fertilizer value.
  
  
• Alpaca waste is a great recyclable product, another earth-friendly aspect of alpaca farming.
  
  
• Alpacas are not known to carry E-Coli 157.
  
  
• Alpaca manure has a very low odour (practically none) which makes it a fantastic fertilizer to work with. Good soil health will reduce disease and pest problems and keep your plants happy and healthy throughout the year.
  
  
• Although alpaca manure starts out in a pellet or bean form, it breaks down quickly and can be used without extensive “ageing”.
  
  
• Ready to use straight out the bag, easy to spread.

HOW TO USE IT

• Can be used in its natural bean form or it can be used dried out and shredded. If using when shredded you make a tea out of it by mixing with water in a watering can and applying directly to plants.

• Use Alpaca beans safely on your houseplants, just spoon a little into the soil, and the fertilizer will gradually release as you water. It is odourless and harmless to pets.

• Sprinkle some Alpaca beans around your plants or trees, mix with a little dirt and every time you water your plants you are fertilizing them at the same time.

• For seedlings, use alpaca tea. Mix 1 part alpaca pellets with 2 parts water and let it sit from 5-12 hours. Within 24 hours of the first application, you will begin to see the difference in your seedling. Alpaca tea appears to be an effective deer repellent also! Deer do not like the smell.

• When transplanting house plants, mix it in with your potting soil.

• To use, either simply spread a handful over your plants, or, you can mix the manure with water, leave to brew for 1-3 days and use this alpaca poo 'tea' to water your plants with.