Education

So you have some questions - we have your answers!

Why Llama Manure?

• Well, let me tell you, llama manure is nothing short of awesome! There are so many benefits to using it in your garden:

1. It's a nitrogen powerhouse, ranking second only to rabbit manure in yield.
2. Unlike those hot manures from cows and chickens, llama manure is gentle on your plants, thanks to the unique digestive system of llamas.
3. You won't have to worry about your precious seedlings getting scorched, like they might with cow or poultry manure.

Does it smell?

• Not one bit! You won't have to hold your nose around our llama fertilizer. It's got a faint wet dirt aroma, nothing like those dairy farm drives. Perfect for urban gardening, house plants, and raised boxes.

What does it look like?

• Picture this: a handful of brown jelly beans. Yep, that's the look of our llama beans, but please, resist the temptation to snack on them!

What is the storage life of the manure?

• Tea Bags: After you've given your plants their nutrient-packed treat, store the used tea bags in a waterproof container. Once they start to break down or the beans stop leaching nutrients, it's time to dispose of them.
• Llama Beans: No worries here! Keep them in a cool, dry place, and they'll stay good to go until you use them all up.
• Broken Down Manure: Same deal as the beans! As long as you keep it cool and dry, you can use it until your supply runs out.

Want some online sources to educate yourself? We got you covered!

Llama Manure - Organic Fertilizer 

5 Ways To Use Llama Fertilizer

Llama Fertilizer - Production

Llama Manure Tea Bag - Best Use Practices 

Got more questions? No problemo! Shoot us a message, and we'll happily answer anything you want to know. We're here to help you have the best llama-fueled gardening experience ever!