A raw shot of nature for thriving soil​​​
Successful growing made EASY
Backed by published plant science
Balances rootzone pH
​Unlocks organic nutrients
Improves pest resilience
Three keys to easy growing:
WHY THIS WORKS (FAST EXPLANATION)
Microbes balance acids creating optimal pH for strong, healthy roots
Kickstarts natural breakdown of organic matter in soil unlocking nutrients
Insect chitin stimulates fortification of natural plant defences
The raw frass edge
Cricket frass is uniquely suited to supporting plant defence signalling because it is raw, pure and concentrated.​
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Published scientific research has linked chitin and its derivative chitosan to increased trichome density and richer aromatic compound profiles.
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In the root zone, microbes and enzymes convert long-chain chitin into signalling molecules such as chitin oligomers and chitosan, which plant roots detect through specialised receptors. Without these microbes, these signalling molecules cannot form.
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Because BUG POOP is unadulterated and never heat treated, its natural microbial community remains intact and active int he root zone. Crickets also live above their frass, so the material collected is almost entirely frass and shed exoskeleton - not feed residues such as bran, which can make up over half of frass from other insect species.
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BUG POOP is top shelf frass for top shelf flower.​
​Its deep, dark colour is a sign of purity.
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Because it is not processed it retains the microbial life necessary to elicit the desired responses - more trichomes and richer aromas.
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It is in its original form, not powdered or granulated, so you know exactly what you're giving to your plants.
never heat treated
never granulated
never diluted with fillers
Other frass products
What's in the bag?
100% concentrated cricket frass in dry, concentrated form. No fillers guaranteed.
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It is produced in-house by us, from crickets we farm, so we control what goes into every bag.​​​​
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DON’T TAKE OUR WORD FOR IT.
Our formulation is based on published plant science research into chitin and plant defence pathways.