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Natures Own Super Bloom Liquid Guano - 1L
Natures Own Super Bloom Liquid Guano - 1L
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Natures Own Super Bloom Liquid Guano - 5L
Natures Own Super Bloom Liquid Guano - 5L
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Natures Own Super Grow & Super Bloom Organic Guano 1L Kit
Natures Own Super Grow & Super Bloom Organic Guano 1L Kit
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Natures Own Super Grow Liquid Guano - 5L
Natures Own Super Grow Liquid Guano - 5L
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Natures Own Super Grow Liquid Guano - 1L
Natures Own Super Grow Liquid Guano - 1L
Sale price$30.85 Regular price$40.13

Guano, in liquid form

Guano has been used as a fertiliser for centuries because it is naturally rich in nitrogen and phosphorus in plant-available forms. The usual drawback is handling — dry guano is dusty, slow to release and awkward to dose. Natures Own supplies it as a liquid, which makes an organic input as easy to measure as a mineral one.

The range

Super Grow Liquid Guano. The vegetative feed, in 1L and 5L. Higher nitrogen, for leaf and stem development.

Super Bloom Liquid Guano. The flowering feed, in 1L and 5L, shifting the balance towards phosphorus.

The kit. Super Grow and Super Bloom together in 1L each — the sensible starting point, since it covers a full cycle in one purchase.

Working with organic inputs

Organic nutrition relies on biology to break inputs down into forms roots can take up, so it performs best in living soil, an organic potting mix, or coco running an active microbial programme — not in a sterile recirculating system. It also reads lower on an EC meter than the equivalent mineral feed, because not everything you add is immediately in solution. Judge by plant response over several days rather than chasing a number the same afternoon. More biology is in Microbes & Beneficial Bacteria.

Natures Own FAQ's

It is guano — accumulated seabird or bat droppings, a traditional organic fertiliser naturally high in nitrogen and phosphorus — supplied in liquid form rather than dry. The advantage is handling: liquid dissolves immediately, doses accurately and avoids the dust and slow release that make dry guano awkward in an indoor setting.

At the change from vegetative growth to flowering, the same point you would switch any stage-split nutrient. Super Grow carries more nitrogen for leaf and stem development; Super Bloom shifts towards phosphorus for flower production. The 1L kit contains both, which makes covering a full cycle a single purchase.

Organic inputs work best where biology exists to break them down — living soil, organic potting mix, or coco with an active microbial programme. In a sterile recirculating system they are harder to dose accurately and can foul lines over time. If you run hydro, consider whether your system supports biology before switching to an organic range.

Because EC measures dissolved salts, and much of what an organic input supplies is not yet in a dissolved mineral form — it becomes available as soil biology processes it. That means the reading understates what the plant will eventually receive. Follow the label rate and judge by how plants respond over days rather than by chasing an EC target.

Yes — the Super Grow and Super Bloom Organic Guano 1L Kit pairs both stages in one purchase. For anyone trying the brand it is the straightforward entry point, since it covers a complete cycle without deciding which bottle to buy first. The 5L sizes are there once you know the range suits your garden.

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