Hubey mealworm manure consists of 100% mealworm insect droppings and is one of the most efficient natural fertilizers; it contributes significantly to a CO2-neutral environment. Anyone who fertilizes their plants with insect fertilizer has not only done something for nature but can also count on lush harvests.
Its balanced and sustainable fertilizing effect makes this excellent universal fertilizer a natural fertilizer that is very suitable for most plants.
It is easy to apply and has little odor. This makes it not only interesting for the garden and vegetable beds, but also for growing plants in the home or under plant light.
Hubey mealworm manure contains chitin. Chitin is a precursor of biostimulants that strengthen the plant's own immune system. It also promotes root formation and the development of mycorrhizal fungal cultures that live in symbiosis with the plants.
Application and dosage:
Pot culture:
1 kg per 100 liters of soil for heavy-feeding plants; for sensitive plants, 500 g is sufficient.
Beds:
Distribute approximately a handful evenly under each plant and incorporate lightly.
New plantings, transplants:
Sprinkle approx. 50g-100g into the planting hole
After 6 weeks, approximately half as much, fertilize again.
When applying, work lightly into the top layer of soil.
Rainfall after application accelerates the effect.
If there is no rain, we recommend watering heavily once.
MIX IT – SHAKE IT – FERTILIT IT ALL!
Combine HUBEY MEALWORM TREATMENT with:
HUBEY BAT GUANO
for large fruits and lush flowers
Product data:
Organic NPK fertilizer 3.5+3.5+2.5
Using animal by-products
Cat. 2 according to Regulation (EC) 1069/2009 (eliminations
of flour beetle larvae)
3.5% total nitrogen (N) (organically bound)
3.5% total phosphate (P2O5)
2.5% potassium oxide (K2O)
Starting materials:
100% dried sanitized excrement
of flour beetle larvae
Secondary ingredients:
0.7% magnesium (MgO)
2.0% alkaline active ingredients (CaO)
80% organic matter (evaluated as loss on ignition)
Storage instructions: Store in a cool and dry place. For
Keep children and animals out of reach. fertilizer
do not enter wastewater or open water
let.
Contents:
1 kg
Additional Information:
By breeding mealworms, i.e. the larvae of the flour beetle (Tenebrio molitor), in Europe, insect farms make an important contribution to a sustainable and resource-saving approach to our nature and ensure a closed circular economy.
We close the circular economy by sending the mealworm droppings to our plants.
The other components are already processed in a variety of ways today.
The mealworm provides high-quality protein in the form of insect meal, which is used as animal feed and could perhaps meet the world's increasing demand for food in the future.
An insect oil can be made from the dried mealworm larvae that is similar to the fatty acid spectrum of plants. It has a high content of unsaturated Omega-3 and Omege-6 fatty acids. Mealworm oil contains hardly any unhealthy cholesterol. However, it contains ingredients that act as natural anti-inflammatory agents or antioxidants.
The exoskeleton, which the mealworms regularly shed when they molt, provides chitin or chitosan. This can be used to produce biodegradable packaging that has antiviral, antifungal and antibacterial properties. In principle, the pack could even be eaten.
In addition, unused food is recycled during production and no valuable arable land is wasted.
