Llama Beans (term for llama manure) are a fantastic organic alternative to store bought fertilizer for your garden and is superior to other livestock manures and the best part-they are virtually ODORLESS!
The Scoop on Llama Beans:
Llama Beans can be added to your garden or house plants in two easy ways:
What is the investment?
We sell llama beans in 5 gallon buckets with a lid for $15
Do I need to compost my Llama Beans?
You can, but it is not necessary. You can add them directly into your garden or you can add them to your compost to enhance it!
Llama beans typically do not contain weed seeds that can germinate so there is little risk of introducing weeds into your garden bed
What is the Llama Bean tea recipe?
Fill your 5 gallon bean bucket with water and put the lid back on
Llama Bean Tea is typically ready after 7 days in which you can pour the liquid into a watering can and water your garden or plants
This method is reusable, you can repeat the above by refilling your 5 gallon bucket with water until the water no longer turns color
How do I purchase Llama Beans from Prairie Patch Farm?
Click here to check if there is an open pick up time.
The sign up is free and you will be charged for the llama beans onsite...don't see a date? No problem, you can email us to set up a time!
Where else can I use Llama Beans?
You can use llama beans in your houseplants, garden & flower beds, in your landscaping including trees and shrubs.
Why do you call them Llama Beans?
Llama manure is round and dark, resembling the appearance of beans