beans are not vampires nor carnivors, of course fertilizer is better
blood and bone
Dried Blood
I'm not really sure about this but i don't think that blood has all the nutrients that plants need so I'm going to say that blood is NOT a good fertilizer for plants
organic nitrogen fertilizer
Blood meal fertilizer is toxic to cats. When ingested the fertilizer can cause gastrointestinal upset and, in some cases, pancreatitis.
It affects (!) them so that they start growing stronger, more enduring, and getting better blood supply.
for bugs Dried blood as a fertilizer provides a high proportion of Nitrogen which encourages growth.
There are list of foods that are better for your diet depending what blood type you are. Some of the foods that are recommended are dairy, beans fruits and vegatables. There are even some foods that help out with weight loss.
Fertilizer, "meat by-products" for pet food, sausage, "meat flavoring"--
For blood type A, the following foods are recommended: vegetables, seafood, tofu, beans, grains, legumes and fruits. However, the following list of foods are not recommended: meat, dairy products, kidney beans, lima beans and wheat.
A bloodmeal is the stomach contents of a bloodsucking insect, or a fertilizer made from dried blood and rich in nitrogen.
Manufactured fertilizer is fertilizer that you buy at a retail center in a bag up to 50 lbs. the fertilizer is in small pellets and is composed of chemicals that provide nutrients to plants. Organic fertilizer comes from nature...think cow manure, blood meal, bone meal, rabbit manure, chicken litter.
A balanced complete fertilizer is the best fertilizer for avocado trees (Persea spp).Specifically, avocado trees benefit from equal intakes of nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium. They therefore favor balanced complete fertilizer. A complete fertilizer has all three of the macronutrients nitrogen, phosophorus and potassium. A complete fertilizer is balanced when the percentage weights of the macronutrient ingredients are equal, such as in 10-10-10 fertilizer.