Budswel..?

**Stealing** · 03-05-2008, 10:08 PM

Hey guys, I heard Budswel was really good for your plants, yet I never really heard too much about it. All i know is that it's 100% organic, and is some type of manure.. could someone give me a bit more information on this plant food? I might use this for my next grow.

**Stealing** · 03-08-2008, 04:23 PM

anybody know what this stuff even is?

**bush basher** · 03-09-2008, 10:44 AM

sorry never heard of it, ive heard of sugars you can get to swell your buds tho!

**Stealing** · 03-09-2008, 06:30 PM

Ah sugars, not good for the buds though, basically a calling card for mold and fungus..

**kuntjoose** · 03-09-2008, 06:59 PM

YEH MAN BUDSWEL is excellent stuff it comes in 2 forms dry and liquid form. Budswel is a mix of high-phosphorus bat guano, worm castings, and seabird guano. N-P-K OF 0-7-0. i buy the dry form because i use it as an additive when making soil but i use it when i water by making a tea and bubbling it with some other wonderful stuff like blackstrap molasses along with bioBoost and some Floralicious.Then about a day later i add my biocanna flores i find that budswell complimentsthe flores quite well as it has an N-P-K of 2.5-2.0-5.0 it really gives it that extra little kik. plus guano should be used every time u flower it really adds to the flavor and depth of the finished product. that is why it is used the world over for producing the most delicious tasting fruits and beautiful smelling flowers. i for one will never grow without my guano and budswell is an excellent form, both easy to use and excellent quality. i would def recomend u pick urself up some.

**Stealing** · 03-10-2008, 07:32 PM

So Budswell would be good for using during flowering then right?

**SouthernOregonOrganic** · 03-11-2008, 03:18 AM

Yea................

**durbanmistyman** · 10-25-2010, 04:26 PM

anyone know how long a gallon of this stuff will last after it is opened?

**Nullis** · 10-25-2010, 04:46 PM

I am using Super Swell guano mixture this grow (and the next one), which is what I believe you are referring to. It is a 0-7-0 high phosphorous dry fertilizer, which is a 'proprietary mixture' of bat and seabird guanos. They sell this stuff at HighTech Garden Supply for a decent price. You can use it in teas like somebody mentioned, or just mix a tablespoon in a gallon of water, or add directly to the soil mix. I am inclined to use more next time around, probably double the amount in the soil mix for my final transplant, and use it in teas.

This stuff should have a shelf-life of at least a couple years; most fertilizers will store indefinitely. Just reseal the bag or container and keep it somewhere dark/cool as a precaution.