Alpaca Poo Tea

“Alpaca Poo Tea” is exactly what it sounds like—but not for drinking. It’s a gardening product made by soaking alpaca manure (“alpaca beans”) in water to create a liquid fertilizer for plants.

“Alpaca poo tea” is a homemade plant fertilizer where alpaca poop is soaked in water to extract nutrients, creating a mild, organic “tea” you pour onto soil to help plants grow.

What it is

Alpaca poo tea is:

• A natural liquid fertilizer made by steeping alpaca droppings in water
• Used to feed plants, lawns, and gardens, not humans (it’s explicitly labeled not for human consumption)

How it’s made

Typically:

• Dried alpaca pellets are placed in water (like a tea bag or loose)
• Left to soak for 24–48 hours
• The resulting liquid is then used to water plants

Why people use it

Alpaca manure is popular in gardening because it:

• Has a balanced mix of nutrients (nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium)
• Is considered a “cold manure”, meaning it won’t burn plants easily
• Improves soil structure, moisture retention, and plant growth
• Is low-odor and relatively clean compared to other animal manures