Liquid guano in feedings?

Hi, guys thanks for taking the time in advance.
I bought a bottle of guano in liquid form that I am thinking of using in future organic grows. Right now I am growing in pro-mix, I have been using Advanced Nuteients micro, grow, bloom pH perfect this entire grow, and they are in their 8th week, I was thinking about inducing flower in the next days. Anyway my question is if I could add a little of this liquid guano to their feeds and maybe function as some kind of bloom booster since it was a lot of potassium, or will it be too much bad maybe just use it for organic grows? Thanks again.

It could throw yer hole NPK off, but I'm not familiar with that product

Any pic of the ingredients on it

BobThe420Builder said:

It could throw yer hole NPK off, but I'm not familiar with that product

Any pic of the ingredients on it

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It's composition:
Nitrogen................156 ppm. Ph...................7.29
Phosphorus..........138.2 ppm. EC.................5.65
Potassium........1172.9 ppm. Density...1.003 g/ml
Calcium..................1200 ppm Boron.......3.2 ppm
Magnesium............580.3 ppm. Iron........26.8 ppm
Sulfur...…....……........92.3 ppm. Copper.....2.7 ppm
Sodium....................710.5 ppm. Zinc.....2.9 ppm
Choride....................178 ppm. Manganese..0.6 ppm
Carbon.....................0.16%
Relation Ca/N..........0.26
Organic matter........0.28%
Humic acids............104.6 ppm
Fulvic acids.............80350 ppm

I personally wouldn't try it

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Maybe try it on one plant, see what results you get

Looks like a pretty good PK and calmag additive

Thanks, maybe I will try to add very little, like .5 ml to 1 ml per liter of water or something like that to be safe . Do you think those are safe ratios?

No clue

What's the bottle say to water with

sorry in advance, this may be no help and just make it more confusing.
I use dry bat guano as a top dressing during flower, its typically high in either N (insect eating bats) or P (fruit eating bats). Ive never seen a bat guano with so much K, its almost 10x more K than N or P and id question why/how that is

BobThe420Builder said:

No clue

What's the bottle say to water with

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It says to doses slowly and continuously xD

Lol..that's a lot of help

90'sStoner said:

sorry in advance, this may be no help and just make it more confusing.
I use dry bat guano as a top dressing during flower, its typically high in either N (insect eating bats) or P (fruit eating bats). Ive never seen a bat guano with so much K, its almost 10x more K than N or P and id question why/how that is

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Yes I was looking at ingredients of bat guano from different companies and this one does have a lot of potassium, no idea if it is too much, it also says on the bottle to pour directly into the soil for quicker effect but I think that would burn the plants.

BobThe420Builder said:

Lol..that's a lot of help

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It also says to add 200 ml directly into the soil for quicker results, although that sounds like a lot.

Try googling in a feeding schedule for it