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AlpaKak = Good shit!

Do you give your plants the very best? Then read on! Alpacas Guus, Joop, Ted, Freek & Bloem from Nieuwerkerk aan den IJssel produce incredibly good manure! 100% natural, without additions of chemicals or additives, 100% organic! It is not without reason that the manure of these animals is also called Alpaca Gold.

Organic fertilizer vs chemical fertilizer

A difference between organic fertilizer and artificial fertilizer is mainly the concentration of the nutrients in the fertilizer. Artificial fertilizer is very concentrated and contains a lot of nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium compared to organic fertilizer. Fertilizer is quickly soluble, so the nutritional elements are released after a short time. The problem is that these nutrients are not always available to the plant in the right proportions and 'forced' uptake takes place. The result is uncontrolled growth. The plant grows too quickly and is therefore more susceptible to diseases and pests. In addition, fertilizers consist of salts. Fungi in the soil cannot withstand salts well, are affected and can do their job less well in the soil and the soil can then not provide optimal nutrition to the roots. When used in sunny weather, the plants and grass can also burn due to the salts present.

Organic fertilizers consist only of animal or vegetable raw materials that can be found in nature. This manure is therefore completely biodegradable. Organic fertilizers are converted by soil life into absorbable nutrients for the plant. The big difference with artificial fertilizer is that 100% organic fertilizer nourishes the soil and therefore the plant. An essential difference. Organic fertilizers work less quickly, but due to the slow release of nutrients, they ensure a fertile soil for a long time. Organic fertilizers are a sustainable choice for anyone who likes to take the environment into account. Building healthy soil is the key to successful organic gardening! And that is possible with AlpaKak!

AlpaKak: 100% organic fertilizer

Alpaca manure is therefore considered a rich soil improver. Small amounts are sufficient for a good nutrient supply of plants and vegetables. Our air-dried and finely ground fertilizer has a very low odor and is therefore suitable for use on the balcony, terrace and even in the house, but of course also in the ornamental and vegetable garden! The fertilizer does not contain seeds due to the extremely efficient digestive system of the alpacas. The manure comes exclusively from our own animals, is collected by hand, dried, ground and distributed in nice window bags of 750 grams.

Application

The fertilizer works gradually and for a long time. The release depends, among other things, on the weather. In warm and humid weather, when the plant grows quickly and therefore needs more nutrition, the digestion of the fertilizer is faster. This way the plant receives valuable nutrients when it needs them. For all flowering plants, fruit, vegetables and herbs, 100-200 grams per m2 is sufficient. One tablespoon is sufficient for small house and/or potted plants, use two tablespoons for larger plants. Simply sprinkle the fertilizer around the plant, mix it with the soil and then water. Due to the gradual release of the nutritional elements, the chance of over-fertilization is extremely small, in contrast to the use of artificial fertilizer. Ideal, also for beginners! 🙂

3kg. (3 bags of 1 kg.)

What is worm humus?
Worm humus, also called worm castings or worm manure, is the end product of the breakdown of organic material excreted by the king of the soil, the earthworm. This high quality organic compost is made from 100% pure organic worm castings that have been carefully laboratory tested to ensure they do not contain agricultural waste, landfill waste or other compost. Packed with water-soluble nutrients and bacteria, our worm humus is a highly nutritious organic fertilizer and an excellent all-purpose soil improver.

1 bag of 20 liters.

Van Egmond Universal Potting Soil is composed of high-quality raw materials and therefore has the correct air and moisture ratio for the root system of your plants. In addition, lime and a standard fertilizer have been added to the mixture so that your plants have the right amount of main and trace elements during the first 4 to 6 weeks. Van Egmond Universal Potting Soil is therefore suitable for house and patio plants, but it can also be used for bedding, balconies and perennials.

Nice set of garden tools consisting of:

hand shovel

rake

weed cutter

bulb planter with gripper

Fresh bulbs wooden box

Herb planter