Azofoska Granulat INCO Veritas - garden fertiliser
Azofoska Granulat INCO Veritas is a high-quality, fast-acting universal NPK fertiliser in granule form. It also contains boron, copper, manganese, iron, molybdenum, and zinc.
Description
Azofoska Granulat INCO Veritas - granulated NPK fertiliser
- Well absorbed by plants,
- Plants become less susceptible to diseases and pests,
- Low chloride content, which improves taste qualities as well as longer storage of yields and higher quality of processed products,
- Versatility of use - suitable for agriculture, horticulture, tree and shrub nurseries, as well as vegetable and orchard crops,
- Comprehensive - contains NPK as well as micronutrients,
- Easy application.
Azofoska Granulat is a high-quality, fast-acting universal NPK fertiliser. It also contains boron, copper, manganese, iron, molybdenum, and zinc. Intended for fertilisation before sowing or planting vegetables, perennial and annual flowers, as well as ornamental and fruit trees and shrubs.
Ideal for those looking for a convenient and effective way to feed plants in the garden.
Granulated fertiliser Azofoska INCO Veritas - composition:
- MINERAL FERTILISER
- NPK fertiliser (MgO + SO3) 13.3 – 6.1 – 17.1 (4.5 + 21.0) with boron, copper, iron, manganese, molybdenum, zinc.
Azofoska granulated fertiliser INCO Veritas - dosing instructions:
Vegetables, perennial and annual flowers, ornamental and fruit trees and shrubs - soil fertilisation:
- Water around the roots.
- Avoid watering flowers and flower buds and do not fertilise in full sun.
- Note: possible caking of the product is a natural phenomenon. The fertiliser should be thoroughly crumbled before use.
- Application timing: throughout the growing season.
Vegetables, perennial and annual flowers, ornamental and fruit trees and shrubs - foliar fertilisation:
- Avoid watering flowers and flower buds and do not fertilise in full sun.
- Note: possible caking of the product is a natural phenomenon. The fertiliser should be thoroughly crumbled before use.
- Application timing: when plants are weak, neglected, poorly coloured, or poorly flowering.
Detailed dosing can be found in the "Dosage" tab.
Application and dosage
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Crop |
How to apply? Dosage |
When to apply? |
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late cabbage, Brussels sprouts, red cabbage, cauliflower, pumpkin |
Dosage: 12-15 kg/ 100 m2. 25% of the dose can be applied 2-3 weeks after planting seedlings. |
Once, before sowing/planting |
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onion, leek, celery |
Dosage: 12-15 kg/ 100 m2. 25% of the dose can be applied 2-3 weeks after planting seedlings. |
Once, before sowing/planting |
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beetroot, kohlrabi, garlic, sweet pepper |
Dosage: 6-7 kg/ 100 m2. For beetroot cultivation, 20% of the dose 2-3 weeks after emergence. |
Once, before sowing/planting |
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tomato, cucumber, parsley, carrot |
Dosage: 10-12 kg/ 100 m2. Preferably a few days before sowing/planting. |
Once, before sowing/planting |
|
early cabbage |
Dosage: 8-10 kg/ 100 m2. Preferably a few days before sowing/planting. |
Once, before sowing/planting |
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lettuce, radish, rutabaga |
Dosage: 5-6 kg/ 100 m2. Preferably a few days before sowing/planting. |
Once, before sowing/planting |
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bean, pea, broad bean |
Dosage: 3-4 kg/ 100 m2. Preferably a few days before sowing/planting. |
Once, before sowing/planting |
|
sweet corn |
Dosage: 4-6 kg/ 100 m2. Preferably a few days before sowing/planting. |
Once, before sowing/planting |
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chrysanthemum, peony, iris, tulip, pansy, dahlia, sunflower, zinnia, carnation, stock, gladiolus |
Dosage: 5-8 kg/ 100 m2. For plants flowering in summer, the treatment can be repeated in mid-May using 50% of the dose; if possible, mix the fertiliser with the soil. |
Once, in spring after soil thaw |
|
begonia, marigold, aster, petunia, lily, marigold, daffodil, daisy, sage |
Dosage: 4-6 kg/ 100 m2. For plants flowering in summer, repeat treatment in mid-May using 50% of the dose. If possible, mix the fertiliser with the soil. |
Once, in spring; after soil thaw |
|
amaranth, stock, nasturtium, begonia, pelargonium, knotweed |
Dosage: 3-4 kg/ 100 m2. For plants flowering in summer, repeat treatment in mid-May using 50% of the dose. If possible, mix the fertiliser with the soil. |
Once, in spring; after soil thaw |
|
coniferous and deciduous trees and shrubs – before planting |
Dosage: 4-5 kg/ 100 m2. Before planting, mix the fertiliser with a 20 cm layer of soil; use 50% of the dose if using compost or manure |
Once, in spring |
|
coniferous trees and shrubs |
Dosage: 3-4 kg/ 100 m2. Fertilise on the surface corresponding to the crown diameter, mixing with soil (beware of roots!); for columnar forms (juniper, thuja) the sowing area should be twice the crown diameter |
Once, in spring. |
|
fruit trees in the 1st year after planting |
Dosage: 1.5-3 kg/ 100 m2. Fertilise with a wide ring 20-30 cm from the tree to the end of the growing young, unpruned crown shoots; berry bushes fertilise once in spring in the first years; after entering the fruiting period fertilise twice with 50% of the dose 2 weeks before flowering and 2 weeks after flowering. |
Twice: early spring and mid-June |
|
young orchards (2-4 years old) |
Dosage: 6-8 kg/ 100 m2. Fertilise with a wide ring 20-30 cm from the tree to the end of the growing young, unpruned crown shoots; berry bushes fertilise once in spring in the first years; after entering the fruiting period fertilise twice with 50% of the dose 2 weeks before flowering and 2 weeks after flowering. |
once, in spring |
|
fruiting orchards (over 4 years old) |
Dosage: 4-6 kg/ 100 m2. Fertilise with a wide ring 20-30 cm from the tree to the end of the growing young, unpruned crown shoots; berry bushes fertilise once in spring in the first years; after entering the fruiting period fertilise twice with 50% of the dose 2 weeks before flowering and 2 weeks after flowering. |
once, in spring |
|
currants and gooseberries |
Dosage: 5-7 kg/ 100 m2. Fertilise with a wide ring 20-30 cm from the tree to the end of the growing young, unpruned crown shoots. Berry bushes fertilise once in spring in the first years. After entering the fruiting period fertilise twice with 50% of the dose: 2 weeks before flowering and 2 weeks after flowering |
Once, in spring |
|
raspberries, strawberries in the 1st year |
Dosage: 4-6 kg/ 100 m2. Fertilise with a wide ring 20-30 cm from the tree to the end of the growing young, unpruned crown shoots. Berry bushes fertilise once in spring in the first years. After entering the fruiting period fertilise twice with 50% of the dose: 2 weeks before flowering and 2 weeks after flowering |
Once, in spring |
|
strawberries in subsequent years |
Dosage: 2-4 kg/ 100 m2. Fertilise with a wide ring 20-30 cm from the tree to the end of the growing young, unpruned crown shoots. Berry bushes fertilise once in spring in the first years. After entering the fruiting period fertilise twice with 50% of the dose: 2 weeks before flowering and 2 weeks after flowering |
Once, in spring |
|
recreational lawns |
Dosage: 3 kg/ 100 m2. Fertilise after mowing the grass. Use until 15 August. Do not exceed a total dose of 150 g/m2 per year. |
From spring, every 4 weeks |
|
ornamental and sports lawns |
Dosage: 1-2 kg/ 100 m2. Fertilise after mowing the grass. Use until 15 August. Do not exceed a total dose of 150 g/m2 per year. |
From spring, every 4 weeks |
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plants under cover - seedlings sensitive to substrate salinity - substrates containing high peat |
Dosage: up to 1 kg/ 100 m2. Determine fertiliser dose based on chemical analysis of the growing medium. |
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plants under cover - seedlings less sensitive to substrate salinity - substrates containing high peat |
Dosage: up to 1.5 kg/ 100 m2. Determine fertiliser dose based on chemical analysis of the growing medium. |
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plants under cover - seedlings sensitive to substrate salinity - substrates containing high peat |
Dosage: up to 1.5 kg/ 100 m2. Determine fertiliser dose based on chemical analysis of the growing medium. |
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plants under cover - seedlings less sensitive to substrate salinity - substrates containing high peat |
Dosage: up to 2 kg/ 100 m2. Determine fertiliser dose based on chemical analysis of the growing medium. |
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plants under cover - vegetables - soil, garden soils |
Dosage: 1.5-2.5 kg/ 10 m2. |
Pre-vegetative, depending on soil fertility and cultivated species |
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plants under cover - ornamental plants - soil, garden soils |
Dosage: 1-2 kg/ 10 m2. |
Pre-vegetative, depending on soil fertility and cultivated species |
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plants under cover - vegetables, ornamental plants - soil, garden soils |
Dosage: up to 0.5 kg/ 10 m2. Side dressing |
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early potatoes |
Dosage: 500-600 kg/ ha. In good sites, the dose can be reduced by 10% |
Pre-sowing, early spring at least 1 week before sowing/planting. |
|
late potatoes |
Dosage: 750-800 kg/ ha. In good sites, the dose can be reduced by 10% |
Pre-sowing, early spring at least 1 week before sowing/planting. |
|
maize for grain |
Dosage: 850-900 kg/ ha. Assuming at least medium soil phosphorus availability. |
Pre-sowing, early spring at least 1 week before sowing/planting. |
|
maize for silage |
Dosage: 900-950 kg/ ha. |
Pre-sowing, early spring at least 1 week before sowing/planting. |
|
spring cereals |
Dosage: 700-750 kg/ ha. |
Pre-sowing, early spring at least 1 week before sowing/planting. |
|
brewing barley |
Dosage: up to 600 kg/ ha. |
Pre-sowing, early spring at least 1 week before sowing/planting. |
