Common Questions
Why Llama Manure?
- Besides the obvious - (Llama manure is awesome!), Llama manure has several benefits:
1) It is the second highest yielding nitrogen manure, second only to rabbit.
2) It is not a hot manure like cow and chicken, due to the llamas digestive system.
3) Due to it not being hot, it doesn't burn young plants like cow and poultry do.
Does it smell?
- It has very little odour, unlike other manures. It resembles more of a wet dirt aroma, compared to driving by a dairy farm. This makes it ideal for urban gardening, house plants and raised boxes.
What does it look like?
- Close your eyes and envision brown jelly beans (Just don't eat them!) and that's what Llama beans look like.
What is the storage life of the manure?
- Tea Bags: They should be stored in a waterproof device (bag/container) after initial use and then disposed of when the bags start to break down or beans stop leaching nutrients.
- Llama Beans: Can be stored in a cool dry place and used until supply is depleted.
- Broken Down Manure: Can be stored in a cool dry place and used until supply is depleted.
Have a question that you don't see here? Feel free to contact us and we will be happy to help answer anything you would like to know!
- Besides the obvious - (Llama manure is awesome!), Llama manure has several benefits:
1) It is the second highest yielding nitrogen manure, second only to rabbit.
2) It is not a hot manure like cow and chicken, due to the llamas digestive system.
3) Due to it not being hot, it doesn't burn young plants like cow and poultry do.
Does it smell?
- It has very little odour, unlike other manures. It resembles more of a wet dirt aroma, compared to driving by a dairy farm. This makes it ideal for urban gardening, house plants and raised boxes.
What does it look like?
- Close your eyes and envision brown jelly beans (Just don't eat them!) and that's what Llama beans look like.
What is the storage life of the manure?
- Tea Bags: They should be stored in a waterproof device (bag/container) after initial use and then disposed of when the bags start to break down or beans stop leaching nutrients.
- Llama Beans: Can be stored in a cool dry place and used until supply is depleted.
- Broken Down Manure: Can be stored in a cool dry place and used until supply is depleted.
Have a question that you don't see here? Feel free to contact us and we will be happy to help answer anything you would like to know!
Let's Talk Sustainability
Welcome to our exciting section about sustainable gardening with a unique twist – llama fertilizer!
In this engaging educational journey, we will explore how harnessing the power of llama manure can revolutionize the way we garden, making it more eco-friendly and sustainable. Llama fertilizer is not only a fantastic source of organic nutrients for your plants but also an environmentally responsible choice that reduces waste and benefits your garden in remarkable ways.
Get ready for your students to embark on an enlightening adventure into the world of sustainable gardening with our furry friends and their nutrient-rich contributions.
Let's dive in and discover how we can nurture our gardens while protecting the planet!