NOVELTY - Ecological fertilizer comprises 20-30 pts. wt. phosphate fertilizer, 20-30 pts. wt. bagasse, 10-15 pts. wt. pomace residue, 10-15 pts. wt. Rosaceae, 5-10 pts. wt. bone meal, 5-10 pts. wt. activated charcoal and 10-15 pts. wt. conditioning agent. Phosphate fertilizer is selected from rock phosphate powder, monoammonium phosphate, diammonium phosphate or potassium dihydrogen phosphate. Bagasse comprises large amount of sugar, cellulose and microelement. Pomace residue comprises crude protein and organic acid. Rosaceae comprises amino acid and yeast.    USE - Ecological fertilizer used for plant (claimed).    ADVANTAGE - The ecological fertilizer increases soil granule structure, microorganism activity and soil organic matter, improves plate structure of soil, and enhances crop disease resistant and drought resistant capacity.    DETAILED DESCRIPTION - Ecological fertilizer comprises 20-30 pts. wt. phosphate fertilizer, 20-30 pts. wt. bagasse, 10-15 pts. wt. pomace residue, 10-15 pts. wt. Rosaceae, 5-10 pts. wt. bone meal, 5-10 pts. wt. activated charcoal and 10-15 pts. wt. conditioning agent. Phosphate fertilizer is selected from rock phosphate powder, monoammonium phosphate, diammonium phosphate or potassium dihydrogen phosphate. Bagasse comprises large amount of sugar, cellulose and microelement. Pomace residue comprises crude protein and organic acid. Rosaceae comprises amino acid and yeast. Conditioning agent is selected from bentonite, diatomite, attapulgite and maifanite in ratio of 3-5:1-2:1-2:1-2, where granules are obtained through 100-200 meshes. An INDEPENDENT CLAIM is included for a method for preparing ecological fertilizer, which involves:    (A) grinding bagasse and mixing Rosaceae at 45-50 degrees C for 15-20 hours;    (B) raising the temperature at 60-70 degrees C and adding phosphate and bone powder at 30-40 degrees C for 7-10 hours;    (C) adding remaining components with the mixture, and stirring at speed of 50-80 revolutions per minute; and    (D) keeping the stirred product for 3-5 hours, and then drying to obtain final product.