Fertiliser for blueberries and other acid-loving plants Ogród 2001 Siarkopol

Ogród 2001 fertiliser for blueberries and other acid-loving plants

Ogród 2001 fertiliser for blueberries and other acid-loving plants: cranberries, lingonberries, heathers, rhododendrons, hydrangeas and others. The fertiliser contains all essential nutrients in proportions adapted to the requirements of acid-loving plants. The granulated form of the fertiliser facilitates application and ensures long-lasting and effective action.

Fertiliser composition:

PFC 1(C)(I)(a)(ii): Compound solid inorganic macronutrient fertiliser with micronutrients

NPK (MgS) 9-5.5-9.5 (3-42) fertiliser containing micronutrients (B), (Cu), (Fe), (Mn), (Zn)

Why use this fertiliser?

Discover all the benefits of using fertiliser for blueberries and other acid-loving plants:

• intensifies plant growth and acidifies the soil (nitrogen in ammonium form),
• stimulates root system development (phosphorus),
• increases resistance to water deficiency and improves fruit flavour (potassium in sulphate form),
• positively affects fruit quality (sulphur),
• improves leaf and flower colouring (magnesium).

Where to apply this fertiliser?

Blueberry fertilisation:

When planting in spring, apply about 20-30 g of fertiliser per plant, mixing it thoroughly with the soil. Two further doses can be applied at 4-6 week intervals. A single dose of fertiliser should not exceed 20 g/m2. Fertilisation in subsequent years should be carried out in three doses, starting in early spring, with the next two doses at 5-6 week intervals. A single dose should not exceed 35 g/m2. The last fertilisation should be applied no later than the end of July. A autumn fertiliser can be applied later. Blueberries respond very well to mulching. A layer of bark or sawdust from coniferous trees limits weed growth, reduces evaporation and leaching of applied fertilisers, and protects roots from frost.

Fertilisation of other acid-loving plants:

For fruiting plantations, fertiliser in the amount of 25-30 g/m2 should be applied three times a year. The first treatment should be carried out in mid-April, the second and third fertilisations at monthly intervals. Other acid-loving plants (hydrangeas, rhododendrons, magnolias) should be fed twice. In spring, apply about 30-50 g of fertiliser per 1 m2, and after about 1-1.5 months apply another 30-40 g of fertiliser/m2, e.g. after flowering. Spread the fertiliser evenly within the plant crown radius, mix with the soil if possible, and water abundantly. The last fertilisation should be applied no later than the first half of August. A autumn fertiliser can be applied later.

Use only when justified. Do not exceed the dose.