meal is an organic fertilizer produced from processed and finely ground animal bones.
Its biggest nutritional advantage is phosphorus, an essential plant nutrient involved in root development, flowering and fruit production.
Typical bone meal may have an N-P-K analysis around 3-15-0, although formulations vary considerably. That final zero is important: contrary to some online gardening claims, bone meal isn’t generally a significant potassium fertilizer.
Will Bone Meal Produce More Flowers?
It can help when the soil actually needs phosphorus.
Flowers
If your soil already
