Fertiliser for roses and other flowering plants FruktoVit Plus

Roses growing singly - young plants - growing medium preparation

During planting, mix soil from the hole or special garden growing medium with about 20 g of fertiliser, water abundantly. Use a dose of 15–25 g/plant. It is beneficial to lightly mix the fertiliser with the topsoil layer. Regular watering increases fertilisation effectiveness.

From spring to mid-August at 4-week intervals

Roses growing singly - older plants - growing medium preparation

During planting, mix soil from the hole or special garden growing medium with about 20 g of fertiliser, water abundantly. Use a dose of 30–50 g/plant. It is beneficial to lightly mix the fertiliser with the topsoil layer. Regular watering increases fertilisation effectiveness.

From spring to mid-August at 4-week intervals

Roses growing in groups - young plants - growing medium preparation

During planting, mix soil from the hole or special garden growing medium with about 20 g of fertiliser, water abundantly. Use a dose of 10–20 g/plant. It is beneficial to lightly mix the fertiliser with the topsoil layer. Regular watering increases fertilisation effectiveness.

From spring to mid-August at 4-week intervals

Roses growing in groups - older plants - growing medium preparation

During planting, mix soil from the hole or special garden growing medium with about 20 g of fertiliser, water abundantly. Use a dose of 20–40 g/plant. It is beneficial to lightly mix the fertiliser with the topsoil layer. Regular watering increases fertilisation effectiveness.

From spring to mid-August at 4-week intervals

Roses - dense plantings (flowerbeds) - young plants - growing medium preparation

During planting, mix soil from the hole or special garden growing medium with about 20 g of fertiliser, water abundantly. Use a dose of 50–80 g/m2. It is beneficial to lightly mix the fertiliser with the topsoil layer. Regular watering increases fertilisation effectiveness.

From spring to mid-August at 4-week intervals

Roses - dense plantings (flowerbeds) - older plants - growing medium preparation

During planting, mix soil from the hole or special garden growing medium with about 20 g of fertiliser, water abundantly. Use a dose of 70–100 g/m2. It is beneficial to lightly mix the fertiliser with the topsoil layer. Regular watering increases fertilisation effectiveness.

From spring to mid-August at 4-week intervals

Flowering shrubs - Buddleia, forsythia, wisteria, hydrangea, jasmine, viburnum, weigela, lilac, magnolia, trumpet vine, ornamental and red currant, clematis, spirea etc. - new plantings

Mix soil from the hole or special garden growing medium with about 20 g of fertiliser, cover the plant roots with the resulting growing medium, water abundantly. Then fertilise 3 times (at monthly intervals), using a total of 60–160 g of fertiliser per 1 m2 per season (depending on the plant's age and nutritional requirements), at the following timings and doses: mid-May 40–80 g/m2, mid-June 10–20 g/m2, mid-July 10–20 g/m2.

In spring (mid-April) during planting, then in May, June and July.

Flowering shrubs - Buddleia, forsythia, wisteria, hydrangea, jasmine, viburnum, weigela, lilac, magnolia, trumpet vine, ornamental and red currant, clematis, spirea etc. - established plantings

Feeding already growing plants (top dressing) should be carried out 4 times, using a total of 120–190 g of fertiliser per 1 m2 per season, at the following timings and doses: early spring 40–60 g/m2, mid-May 40–60 g/m2, mid-June 20–35 g/m2, mid-July 20–35 g/m2.

4 times: early spring, mid-May, mid-June, mid-July.

Perennials and long-lived plants - Geranium, pansy, hellebore, cyclamen, dahlia, violet, phlox, hosta, carnation, iris, lily of the valley, lavender, lily, thyme, hollyhock, columbine, peony, sedum, pasque flower, daisy etc.

Plants should be fertilised 4 times, using a total of 270–330 g of fertiliser per 1 m2 per season, at the following timings and doses: early spring 80–100 g/m2, mid-May 80–100 g/m2, mid-June 60–70 g/m2, mid-July 50–65 g/m2.

4 times: early spring, mid-May, mid-June, mid-July.

Flowerbed plants grown in the ground - Marigold, aster, cornflower, zinnia, stock, wallflower, nasturtium, pelargonium, sage, amaranth etc.

In spring, during soil preparation (before planting), apply 150–200 g of fertiliser per 1 m2 once. Evenly scatter the granulate on the fertilised surface, then mix with the topsoil layer 10–20 cm thick. For summer-flowering plants, the treatment can be repeated at the end of May, applying 70–100 g of fertiliser per 1 m2. The fertiliser can be effectively used in early spring before sowing or planting (pre-vegetative), as well as for feeding already growing plants (top dressing). When top dressing, avoid spreading fertiliser on wet plants and, if possible, mix the fertiliser with the topsoil layer to avoid root damage. Fertilisation should be completed no later than mid-August.

In spring, during soil preparation (before planting). For summer-flowering plants, the treatment can be repeated at the end of May. The fertiliser can also be used in early spring before sowing or planting (pre-vegetative) and for feeding already growing plants (top dressing). Fertilisation should be completed no later than mid-August.