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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

Why liquid guano

For centuries growers have fed with guano, because the nitrogen and phosphorus arrive in plant-available forms. Dry material is the hassle — dusty, slow to release, and awkward to dose. Natures Own puts it in a bottle, so an organic input measures as cleanly as a mineral feed.

The Natures Own range

Super Grow Liquid Guano. Vegetative bottle in 1L and 5L. The nitrogen is higher, so leaf and stem can build.

Super Bloom Liquid Guano. Flowering bottle in 1L and 5L, with the balance moved towards phosphorus.

The kit. One litre of Super Grow and one litre of Super Bloom in a single purchase — the straightforward start, because it covers a full cycle.

Using organic inputs

These feeds wait on soil biology to turn inputs into something roots can absorb. They belong in living soil, an organic potting mix, or coco with an active microbial programme — not a sterile recirculating system. An EC meter also reads them lower than the same strength of mineral feed, because not everything you pour is in solution yet. Watch how the plant responds over several days instead of chasing a number that afternoon. Extra biology lives in Microbes & Beneficial Bacteria.

Natures Own FAQ's

Seabird or bat droppings that have piled up over time are what growers call guano — a traditional organic fertiliser, naturally high in nitrogen and phosphorus. Natures Own sells that material as a liquid rather than a dry powder. Wet product dissolves at once, measures cleanly, and skips the dust and slow release that make dry guano a hassle indoors.

Flip bottles at the same point you would on any stage-split feed: when the plant leaves vegetative growth and starts to flower. Super Grow is the higher-nitrogen bottle, built for leaf and stem. Super Bloom moves the ratio towards phosphorus for flower production. Both sit in the 1L kit, so one buy covers a full cycle.

They belong where biology can work on them — living soil, an organic potting mix, or coco running an active microbial programme. A sterile recirculating system is the wrong home: organics are harder to dose there and can foul the lines over time. Running hydro already? Check that the system can support biology before you move onto an organic range.

An EC meter is reading dissolved salts. A large share of an organic input is not in that mineral form yet, and only becomes available once soil biology has processed it. So the number undersells what the plant will get. Stick to the label rate and watch the plants over several days, instead of hunting an EC target that afternoon.

Yes — Super Grow and Super Bloom Organic Guano 1L Kit puts both stages in one box. That is the easy way in: a full cycle, no decision about which bottle to start with. Step up to the 5L sizes after you know the range fits the garden.

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