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Authentic Haven Cow Manure Tea

Each Haven Brand tea bag makes 5 gallons of manure tea, perfect for conditioning the soil of house plants, container plants, vegetable gardens, shrubs and lawns. This all-natural product comes from cows pastured exclusively on grass at the Haven Family Ranch, so it does not contain any plant-burning remnants of urine.

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Our Price: $12.95

Dimensions:
Each tea bag approx. 5" tall x 3" wide

Materials:
Cow manure

How to Use:
To use, steep the manure tea bag in a 5 gallon bucket for 3-4 days, and water your plants. Great for houseplants, flowers and vegetables. It has no odor, and helps your garden soil replenish itself. Water with the manure tea at least four times during the growing season.

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"Soil Conditioner (Haven Brand)"

John on Sunday, August 08, 2010 9:27:28 AM

Write a review: After purchasing Haven soil conditioner and applying it to several of my plants (indoor, veggies, and outdoor plants), I saw significant new growth on all my plants within a few days. Very easy to use and better yet it's organic. I would highly recommend it to any gardener.

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