Organic Insect Frass 1 Lbs - Black Soldier Fly Larvae Derived from The Exoskeletal and Exudate Matter of The Black Soldier Fly Larvae, Hermetia Illucens (Insect Frass, 1lb)

My dad loves this brand so I bought this for his Christmas present. He highly recommends Boogie Brew.

Love this

Some of the best insect fress on the market. In regards to the other reviews insect fress is not a magical product, you can add anything to your garden but without skill and know-how it's all useless.Some plants don't have noticeable defensive responses such as tomato plants where they grow more white hairs, so you can't always go by what you see.If you plan on using it as a standalone fertilizer (which I would not recommend) the price could be a bit high for the amount you need to use especially depending on the amount of plants and if you're adding it directly to the medium.(In which I like to add mine is directly to the soil medium)But using it as a compost tea as far better effective in regards to being able to stretch it for your money value. While being able to treat a huge garden. For five or less plants especially indoors, this stuff will last you for months as an "additive" fertilizer on top of your base fertilizer.

Works well for what it is

My plant store was selling frass at 2x the price of this. Boogie is trusted in the garden world. If you have a specific need for frass (fungal compost tea) this is the one I got.

Great product, Premium ingredients, all around great company.

First off, don't open this in the house, it is the worst smelling substance ever...yes, it beats fish emulsion even, lol. Aside from the rancid odor, this is worth its weight as I got hit hard by gnats in early veg...bought this as an add on to the 2-part tea, followed directions and it was a great rescue and now a scheduled preventative routine I will use across the garden. Bugs were gone within 24-48 hours and have not resurfaced.This bag should last me a couple years as you only apply I believe 3 x max in a season. Cool concept in integrated pest management. I was the reaction gardener before, now I'm learning to be on the prevent-side and it lessons the stress, which is why I garden in the first place!

This stuff has made mold grow in the soil of nearly every plant I've used it on. I even mixed up some potting soil with coir, castings, and two tablespoons of this stuff and had some left over. I put it in an airtight container and came back two days later – it was all moldy! This happened in the Northeast in the winter, so the air is incredibly dry. The fact that mold could grow in these conditions at all is a testament to how contaminated this stuff is.