Why is Black Soldier Fly Larvae (BSFL) Loaded with Nutrients?
Black soldier fly have enormous appetites and rapidly convert food waste into castings. This means they break down the tough fibers of plant material while releasing the bound nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium locked within. While they consume a large portion of these nutrients as they grow, they also excrete an equal amount into the frass they produce.
Frass’ is a term used to describe the casting (poop) and exoskeletons left behind after insect larvae are removed from a compost pile and is loaded with nutrients.
Dosage for individual seedlings:
Add 2 teaspoons (10grams) Superfrass per hole and then plant your seedling.
Dosage for other plants:
Fruit Trees:
Dig your hole, fill and add 1 x 200 gram bag (root area) before planting. Then backfill and water well.
Established Trees
Sprinkle 400 grams around the base of the tree and water.
2 x 200 gram bags of Superfrass
Re-apply regularly to maintain great plant health
Flower Beds
Sprinkle 200 grams per sqm and water.
Roses
150 g per plant
Potted Vegetables or plants
One bag of SuperFrass and water well.
Re-apply regularly to maintain great plant health
Lawn
Sprinkle 100 -200 grams of SuperFrass per sqm and then water.
