Bone Meal Fertilizer

Bone Meal Fertilizer (بون میل فرٹیلائزر) is an organic fertilizer made from finely ground animal bones. It is rich in phosphorus and calcium, making it ideal for flowering plants, bulbs, and root vegetables. Bone meal helps plants develop stronger roots and promotes larger blooms and better fruiting, especially in roses, onions, garlic, tulips, and tomatoes.

The slow-release nature means you feed once, and your plant keeps benefiting for months.

Benefits:

• Phosphorus-Rich Formula: Supports root growth and strong flower development
• Calcium Boost: Helps build stronger stems and improves plant resistance
• Long-Lasting Nutrients: Feeds plants gradually over 4–6 months
• Safe for Edibles: Suitable for vegetables, flowering trees, and fruiting plants
• Best for Flower Beds & Bulbs: Excellent results with roses, marigold, onions, and garlic

How to Use Bone Meal

1. Garden Beds & Borders:

• Mix 1–2 tablespoons per square foot into the topsoil before planting
  
• For established plants, apply as a top dressing and water well

2. For Bulbs (Onions, Garlic, Flowers):

• Add 1 tablespoon into the planting hole before placing the bulb
  
• Cover lightly with soil before planting

3. Potted Plants:

• Use 1 tablespoon per 12-inch pot, mixing into soil at planting or as a seasonal feed

4. Trees & Shrubs:

• Apply 1–2 cups around the drip line
  
• Mix into the soil and water deeply
  
• Repeat every 4–6 months

FAQs – Bone Meal Fertilizer

What kind of plants benefit most from bone meal?
Plants that flower or grow underground — like roses, garlic, onions, chillies, gourds and bulbs — benefit the most.

Is it safe for food crops?
Yes. Bone meal is widely used in organic vegetable gardening. Just follow the recommended dosage and mix into soil properly.

How often should I apply it?
Apply once every 4–6 months. It’s slow-release, so frequent feeding isn't needed.

Can I use it in pots?
Yes, just reduce the quantity to match pot size. Use 1 tablespoon per 12-inch pot.

🌿 Tip for Home Gardeners:

Apply bone meal at the time of transplanting or flowering. For best results, pair with neem cake or vermicompost to improve soil and root health together.