100% natural and organic fossilized fertilizer

Guano Rojo

Made from seabird fossils sourced from northern Chile, Guano Rojo helps improve soil quality, support crop growth, and strengthen plants in gardens and orchards.

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What is it for?

Guano Rojo is a natural fertilizer that supplies essential nutrients throughout every stage of plant development.
• Growth stage: Supports strong root development and new vegetative shoots.
• Flowering and fruiting stage: Its high phosphorus (P) and potassium (K) content improves the formation of flowers, fruit, and seeds for a more abundant, higher-quality harvest.

Key characteristics

Main components

Our 10-25 kg bags contain
Fósforo
10%
Potasio
2,5%
Nitrógeno
1%
Materia Orgánica
10%
Calcio
15%

These nutrients help improve the biological condition of the soil.

Certified organic product

Packed at origin

Chilean export product certified and inspected by ECOCERT Insumos. Suitable for organic agriculture under EC, NOP, and JAS regulations. It contains no modifications and does not contaminate the environment.

When and how should I apply it?

Nourish your soil from the start

Incorporate it while preparing the soil before planting. Mix it thoroughly into the soil and avoid leaving it exposed on the surface, as sun and wind can erode it and reduce its effectiveness. Contact with the roots improves absorption. You can also apply it through irrigation by diluting it in water for faster, effective uptake.

Give your crops the nutrition they need with Guano Rojo for healthy, productive harvests.

Advice

✔ Avoid overapplication: Excess fertilizer can disturb the soil balance.
✔ Combine with organic matter: Mix it with compost to improve soil structure.
✔ Maintain good moisture: Slightly moist soil supports better fertilizer absorption.
✔ Use it at key times: Apply Guano Rojo at the beginning of growth and before flowering for best results.

Application rate recommendation

For better results

LARGE-SCALE CROPS:
• Vegetables: 1000 to 1200 kg/ha
• Pastures: 800 to 1000 kg/ha
• Cereals: 1000 to 1200 kg/ha
• Stone fruit: 1200 to 1500 kg/ha
• Small fruit trees: 1000 to 1200 kg/ha
• Legumes: 700 to 850 kg/ha
SMALL-SCALE CROPS:
• Small plants (10-20 cm): 5 to 10 g
• Medium plants (20-40 cm): 25 to 50 g
• Large plants (40-80 cm): 50 to 100 g
• Young tree: 100 to 250 g per tree
• Mature tree: 250 to 500 g per tree
• Greenhouses, fields, lawns: 1 kg per 10 m²