NOVELTY - Organic decomposed fertilizer comprises composting material comprising 20-50 pts. wt. peat, 30-60 pts. wt. rock powder, 50-70 pts. wt. mushroom residue, 60-90 pts. wt. corn stalks, 40-60 pts. wt. chicken manure, 30-60 pts. wt. bean, 30-50 pts. wt. plant ash, 40-60 pts. wt. green trim waste and 20-50 pts. wt. bone powder and composting auxiliary material comprising 5-10 pts. wt. rotten agents, 6-9 pts. wt. rhizobium, 7-11 pts. wt. effective microorganism, 2-5 pts. wt. brassinolide, 3-7 pts. wt. wood vinegar and 8-12 pts. wt. fermenting microbial inoculum.    USE - The organic decomposed fertilizer is useful for breeding base seedlings (claimed), promoting the growth of plants and preventing falling of yellow leaves.    ADVANTAGE - The organic decomposed fertilizer is mild and environmental friendly; has no smell (claimed) and high fertilizing efficiency.    DETAILED DESCRIPTION - An INDEPENDENT CLAIM is also included for preparing the organic decomposed fertilizer comprising (i) crushing peat using a crushing machine to 0.5 cm sized particles, then grinding to a 50 meshes powder, adding rock powder, mixing uniformly and milling; (2) removing water content from mushroom residue and chicken manure by spreading under sunshine and then slicing; (iii) cutting corn stalks, bean and green trim waste into 2-3 cm small sections, drying to moisture content of 40-45%; (iv) uniformly mixing plant ash and bone powder, to obtain a mixed powder, adding the mixed powder to step (i) and (ii) product mixture, stirring uniformly and spraying water; (v) adding rotten agents and fermenting microbial inoculum to step (iv) product, stirring evenly, to obtain a 0.5-1 meter high compost, building a canopy to prevent the compost from rain and humic influence, incubating for 15-20 days, to obtain thoroughly decomposed the organic fertile; (vi) adding rhizome, effective microorganism, brassinolide and wood vinegar to step (v) product, stirring uniformly; (vii) drying the step (vi) product and pulverizing to obtain a powder form; and (viii) packaging the step (vii) product, uniformly mixing composting manure soil in the ratio of 2:1, to obtain the final product.