Fertiliser for fruit trees and shrubs 1kg Twój Ogród

Fertiliser for fruit trees and shrubs Twój Ogród - tasty fruits

• Long-lasting effect,
• Efficient - 1kg of fertiliser covers 33m2 of area,
• Rich in micro and macroelements,
• Chloride-free,
• Properly balanced ingredient proportions,
• Guarantees tasty, healthy fruits,
• Fruits can be consumed immediately after treatment,
• Increased plant resistance to pathogens.

Fertiliser for fruit trees and shrubs Twój Ogród is a granular mineral NPK fertiliser with magnesium, sulphur and micronutrients intended for pre-sowing and top dressing. The optimal amounts of nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium it contains guarantee intensive plant growth, abundant yields, healthy, properly coloured and very tasty fruits. The fertiliser’s specificity means it does not cause excessive nitrate accumulation in plants, so fruits can be consumed immediately after treatment. Additionally, this product increases plant resistance to various diseases.

Granular fertiliser for fruit trees and shrubs Twój Ogród - parameters and composition:

Parameters:

• EU FERTILISER
• Type B.1.1.
• NPK fertiliser (MgO, SO3) 15-5-20 (2-25) with micronutrients boron (B), iron (Fe), zinc (Zn).

Composition:

• 15% total nitrogen (N) including: 5% nitrate nitrogen (N), 10% ammonium nitrogen (N),
• 5% phosphorus pentoxide (P2O5) soluble in neutral ammonium citrate and water,
• 4% phosphorus pentoxide (P2O5) soluble in water,
• 20% potassium oxide (K2O) soluble in water,
• 2% total magnesium oxide (MgO),
• 25% sulphur trioxide (SO3) soluble in water;
• 0.5% boron (B) soluble in water;
• 0.02% total iron (Fe);
• 0.02% total zinc (Zn).

Fertiliser for fruit trees and shrubs Twój Ogród - step-by-step application instructions:

1. Loosen the soil around the tree or shrub.

2. Apply the fertiliser.

3. Mix the fertiliser with the growing medium.

4. Water the soil after fertiliser application.

5. Reapply after 4 weeks.

Fertilisation calendar for fruit trees and shrubs with Twój Ogród fertiliser:

Growing and care conditions for fruit trees and shrubs:

Fruit trees and shrubs have many advantages. By planting fruit trees and shrubs, we can obtain fruits without excessive use of chemicals, or even organic fruits. It is good to pay attention to the ripening time of our fruits. Early apple varieties bear fruit as early as July, while later ones in October. Other fruit trees and shrubs ripen during summer. Creating a home orchard allows us to enjoy beautiful fruits that can be used for preserves, liqueurs and homemade baking. It is worth remembering to choose disease-resistant varieties of fruit trees and shrubs for allotments and home gardens.

The basic step in fertilisation is enriching the soil with mineral or organic fertilisers. Fruit trees and shrubs yield best on loamy-sandy soil rich in humus. Mineral fertilisers should contain macroelements and micronutrients boron, iron, zinc. The nutrient requirements of fruit trees and shrubs vary depending on factors such as plant age, season and type of growing medium. Plants are fertilised during vegetation, on a moderately warm and humid day, spreading fertiliser around the tree at a distance of about 1.5 times the crown size, then raking and watering the growing medium.

Young trees (especially during drought) should be watered frequently and abundantly, while older plants are better watered less often. On sunny days, watering should be done in the morning or evening.

Pear trees, apple trees and plum trees are pruned at the end of February, peaches are best pruned when it is warmer and buds appear. Sour cherry and sweet cherry are pruned after fruit harvest, as trees are less susceptible to bacterial canker infections at this time. When shaping crowns, vertically growing shoots called water sprouts are cut out, one-year shoots are also removed and overly dense parts thinned. Shoots growing downwards or into the crown centre and crossing shoots are removed. Cuts are made 3 to 4 mm above the bud. The purpose of pruning is to obtain the desired crown shape, well illuminated.

In winter, young, newly planted fruit trees and shrubs should be protected first. Effective protective measures include mounding soil at the base of trunks, protective guards against rodents and deer, and whitewashing fruit tree trunks.

Granular fertiliser for fruit trees and shrubs Twój Ogród - usage tips:

• Fertilisers should be used in a balanced way, and fertilisation should be based on plant needs and growing medium fertility.
• Prevent fertiliser from reaching areas not intended for fertilisation.
• Store fertiliser in closed, original packaging, in dry rooms, away from food and feed, in places inaccessible to children.
• During storage and transport, protect from heat, direct sunlight, moisture and mechanical damage to packaging.
• Shelf life - unlimited if storage conditions are met.