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organichris · June 9, 2007

I have also found that cooked bone meal has plenty of available phosphorus, and can be used as a side dressing. But the raw bone meal takes a while to break down, so its important to discern the difference if your plants needs phosphorus immediately.

June 9, 2007	#23
organichris Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jun 2007 Location: Tulsa, OK Posts: 630	I have also found that cooked bone meal has plenty of available phosphorus, and can be used as a side dressing. But the raw bone meal takes a while to break down, so its important to discern the difference if your plants needs phosphorus immediately.