BONE MEAL 🦴 THIS MAGIC POWDER WILL DOUBLE YOUR FRUIT AND VEGETABLE HARVEST🍎🍅

#garden #gardening #gardeningtips #homegardening BONE MEAL!!! This natural, organic bloom booster can produce bigger harvests with all your fruiting vegetables and fruit trees! As a gardener, you want your plants to grow up big and strong. To achieve that, you’ll probably have to boost their health with some sort of fertilizer. Not only is bone meal fertilizer ORGANIC, but it’s also full of nutrients. It primarily supplies phosphorus, one of the three primary plant nutrients, but also calcium and nitrogen. Bone meal also supplies a good amount of calcium and some nitrogen to your plants. I this video, I share with you all the BENEFITS of using BONE MEAL in your home garden as well as show you exactly when and how to apply bone meal fertilizer.
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[@michaelwinslow3666]

Thank you! I bought my first bag of bonemeal and I’m looking forward to doubling my fruit harvest! Thank you so much

[@lyubafranco]

@@michaelwinslow3666 No, thank you!!! For watching my video, for your positive feedback and Happy Gardening!!! Please keep me updated on your exciting gardening experience🥰

[@WthIsThisRightHere]

Store-bought is so expensive. Save some bucks by freezing your leftover chicken/pork/beef/fish bones, then eventually crush 'em up real good. Voila! homemade bone meal. Nice little weekend project, and not all that time consuming, really.

[@ontheroadwithyode390]

I use it to grow huge flowers on my Marijuana plants. 0-10-10 during flowering stage.

[@MochaMaknMoney]

😂😂😂😂

[@SupremegreenlawncareLLC]

This is my 2nd year gardening and this year I used bone meal for the first time; and it has made a significant difference (e.g., plants thriving)! This was a good video.😊 note: I’m in zone 7 as well.

[@lyubafranco]

Hello my fellow home gardener and thank you for watching my video. Im truly pleased to hear that you have found this video to be informative. Bone meal is such a great product to use in a home garden. Where in Zone 7 do you live and garden? Be well and Happy Gardening!!!

[@SupremegreenlawncareLLC]

@@lyubafranco Maryland

[@kendal-b9c]

@@lyubafranco Hello can you use bone meal on potted plants indoors? Thank you.

[@lyubafranco]

@@kendal-b9c Hello and thank you for watching my video. Yes, you can use bone meal on potted house plants. In fact bone meal will make an excellent organic fertilizer and will supply lots of phosphorus. Be well and Happy Gardening!!!

[@WthIsThisRightHere]

Definitely from Long Island when you pronounce it "Lawn Guyland." 😀

[@lyubafranco]

Hello and thank you for watching my video. Be well and Happy Gardening!!!

[@WthIsThisRightHere]

@@lyubafranco Nope, thanks for the content. And don't forget to get your garlic into the ground for next spring awesomeness! Probably in a month or si for Lawn Guyland, about mid-October here in zone 6a. I'm guessing LI is Zone 7-ish.

[@syedimam5541]

I used half tsp for a pot of 8 inches and it is sufficient for 2 and half months.

[@coltboy1987]

I noticed when I added bonemeal that I had a significant bloom in the Michael Rison beneficial fungus

[@MochaMaknMoney]

I love your voice ❤❤❤

[@lyubafranco]

Hello and thank you for watching my video. Your positive feedback is truly appreciated. Be well and Happy Gardening!!!

[@jrortiz1293]

Ok I did spread bone meal before the final transplant to 5 gallon bucket. But that was like about a month ago. So my question is how long or when to re apply bone meal again?

[@lyubafranco]

Hello and thank you for watching my video. If you are gardening in containers or raised garden beds during peak season, you should re apply every 7-10 days. Be well and Happy Gardening!!!

[@jrortiz1293]

@@lyubafranco so your saying, I have to reapply bone meal every other week or every two weeks? Thought since bone and blood meal are slow releasers. They'll last for a month or maybe two months. Til I side dress again. So which is it?

[@CLifemusic]

Hey..I have a lemon and orange tree can I use bone meal to fertilize them?

[@nadineb2726]

I live in Florida and I did just today. I read that it's really good for our citrus trees and our vegetables.

[@lyubafranco]

Hello and thank you for watching my video. Yes, you absolutely use bone meal to fertilize your citrus trees. Bone Meal is a great, natural fertilizer; especially for those trees/crops that set flower buds, bloom and set fruit on those blooms. Please keep me updated on your citrus trees. Be well and Happy Gardening!!!

[@lyubafranco]

@@nadineb2726 Hello and thank you for watching my video. Bone Meal is a great natural fertilizer for crops especially those that set flower buds, bloom and set fruit from those blooms. Bone meal will encourage more blooms, hence larger harvest yield. Please keep me updated on your home garden and how your crops will react to the fertilization. Be well and Happy Gardening!!!

[@nadineb2726]

@@lyubafranco thank you so very much lovely lady 😃

[@syedimam5541]

I am using Bone meal and second you, your every word is true.

[@lyubafranco]

Hello and thank you for watching my video. I appreciate your positive feedback. Bone Meal is a great. Be well and Happy Gardening!!!

[@TaylorSkillin]

Great video! Are there any downsides to mixing into the soil around boxes that have already been planted, in very late spring? Zone 9b

[@lyubafranco]

Hello and thank you for watching my video. Im pleased to hear that you have enjoyed the content! Bone Meal is a natural source of Calcium and Phosphorus. What it does is helps promote stronger root system as well and increase bloom/fruit yield. Is there anything growing in the soil around your boxes? Typically its massaged/worked into the soil around the plants root ball/root system. But, no there is no downside to add it to any soil. Be well and Happy Gardening!!!

[@jimmclaughlin4096]

Thanks for the informative video. I'm south of you in the Maryland area. As a slow release fertilizer, bone meal is a great source of phosphorous and calcium for bulbs and root plants like peonies. Thanks again.

[@lyubafranco]

Hello and thank you for watching the video! Im very happy to hear that you found the video to be helpful and informative. Be well and Happy Gardening!!!

[@melissalipka]

Thanks! Going to try this today!

[@lyubafranco]

Hello and thank you for watching my video. Bone meal is a miracle in my home garden, I’m sure it’ll do wonders in your home garden as well. Be well and Happy Gardening!!!

[@tejowongsosoewiryo8460]

What about Bone Char Emulsion or Bone ash.

[@lyubafranco]

Hello and thank you for watching my video. They are all great sources of Calcium. Bone Meal is widely available in stores as well as online for gardening purposes. Be well and Happy Gardening!!!

[@gardeninginengland]

Any reason why you use this instead of fish blood and bone?

[@lyubafranco]

Hello and thank you for watching my video. Bone Meal and Fish Bone Meal are very similar in NPK ratio ( 3-15-0/3-16-0). Bone Meal does tend to last a bit longer in the soil. I do use Fish emulsion fertilizer when I feel that my plants need an urgent nutrition boost as it s water soluble and reaches the root system much quicker vs granular fertilizers. Be well and Happy Gardening!!!

[@zoozercattacrezooz4646]

I like your enthusiasm. I just got done spreading bone meal all over my bean beds

[@lyubafranco]

Hello and thank you for watching my video. I sincerely appreciate your positive feedback. Did you see any improvement in health and production of your beans after the application? Be well and Happy Gardening!!!

[@zoozercattacrezooz4646]

@@lyubafranco im having a really positive result. Ive never seen bigger leaves on a wax bean plants. They are starting to produce beans now, hoping to grab a couple of harvests before first frost. Zone 4b

[@lyubafranco]

@@zoozercattacrezooz4646Oh, wow! Im so happy to hear that bone meal has helped you achieve outstanding results. Im crossing my fingers for you and wish that you'll get multiple harvests before the dreadful frost. Please keep me updated on your beautiful home garden. Be well and Happy Gardening!!!

[@looneygardener]

I used it this year! We'll see! XO from Kingston Canada! Zone 5b

[@lyubafranco]

Hello fellow gardener. Thank you for watching my video and for leaving a comment. How is the weather now in Canada? Wishing you lots of luck with your gardening!

[@looneygardener]

@@lyubafranco it's been quite hot with lots of rain lately. We are located right at the junction of Lake Ontario and the St. LawrenceRiver. It's a bit smokey today from our forest fires in northern Ontario and Quebec. The garden is doing great. Bok choy all done now, harvesting Swiss chard, broccoli, radishes, lots of herbs, lettuce, and waiting, not patiently, for all the rest! Have a lovely day neighbour!

[@lyubafranco]

@@looneygardener wow, sound like your home garden is absolutely stunning! Love communicating with fellow gardeners. Good luck with your gardening journey this year.

[@josephchan5182]

@@lyubafranco Joseph Singapore ‘ V clear and good advise I just bought 5 kg’ to use on my 4 young fruit. Trees Thanks 29/32024

[@lyubafranco]

@@josephchan5182 Hello and thank you for watching this video. Im happy to hear that you found my video to be helpful and informative. Be well and Happy Gardening!!!

[@monkeyxiong1893]

Thank you so much. I learn so much from your video

[@lyubafranco]

Hello and thank you for watching my video. Im very happy hear that you found my video to be helpful and informative. Be well and Happy Gardening!!!

[@syeduddin3114]

Well said

[@lyubafranco]

Hello and thank you for watching this video. Im pleased to hear that you have enjoyed the content. Don't forget to subscribe for more gardening content. Be well and Happy Gardening!!!

[@charlesa3374]

Divided 4 overgrown daylily plants about 4 years ago and replanted them in the same area...never came back to their original size...after watching your video, I applied bone meal per your instructions...keeping my fingers crossed that my daylilies will return to their old robust size! Thanks for a great video!

[@lyubafranco]

Hello and thank you for watching this video. Im happy to hear that you found my video to be helpful. I'm sorry to hear about your daylily plants and the fact that they have been growing at a slow pace after you divided them. Bone meal should definitely help. Please keep me updated on your plants. Be well and Happy Gardening!!!

[@JRNurse2013]

Try some fish emulsion on your day lilies. It works great along with full to partial sun.

[@lyubafranco]

@@JRNurse2013 I just used fish emulsion to fertilize my garlic and strawberries. Within two days Im already seeing great results. Be well and Happy Gardening!!!

[@charlesa3374]

@@JRNurse2013 Thanks for the response JR....I use Alaskan Fish Emulsion with frequency on most of my plants, day lilies included...works wonders!

[@judyprunellacordice9519]

I subscribed. The video is very informative. Your voice was clear and you talked at a pace that was perfect for me to understand. You grabbed my attention. Well done😊.

[@lyubafranco]

Hello my fellow home gardener and thank you for watching my video. I am pleased to hear that you have found the content of this video to be informative. Your positive feedback is always appreciated. Be well and Happy Gardening!!!