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Garden 2001 for Strawberry and Raspberry

GARDEN 2001 for strawberry and raspberry is a specialised garden fertiliser designed for the fertilisation of strawberry, raspberry, fruit trees and shrubs, as well as vegetables.

Weight
from€7.50€9.38Halloween −20%
incl. VAT, plus shipping

Description

GARDEN 2001 for Strawberry and Raspberry contains:

9% total nitrogen (N), including: 4% nitrogen in ammonium form and 5% nitrogen in amine form,

9% phosphorus (P2O5) soluble in mineral acids,

5% phosphorus (P2O5) soluble in neutral ammonium citrate solution and water,

2.5% phosphorus (P2O5) soluble in water,

15% potassium (K2O) soluble in water,

5% calcium (CaO) soluble in water,

2% total magnesium (MgO),

26% sulphur (SO3) soluble in water,

micronutrients:

0.02% boron (B),

0.05% copper (Cu),

0.2% iron (Fe),

0.05% manganese (Mn),

0.005% molybdenum (Mo),

0.03% zinc (Zn).

The main advantages of GARDEN 2001 for Strawberry and Raspberry are:

low chlorine content – an essential factor for fruit and vegetables that positively affects their quality,

optimally balanced content of macroelements and micronutrients,

high utilisation rate of nitrogen present in the fertiliser in both slow and fast acting forms (urea and ammonium sulphate),

magnesium content in sulphate form.

Potassium sulphate – improves the quality of high-value crops and their yields, especially fruit, vegetables, tobacco, as well as ornamental plants, enhances the uptake of phosphorus and micronutrients, and increases resistance to drought, frost, insects and diseases.

Magnesium sulphate – positively affects the size and colouring of fruit, gives them aroma and limits excessive nitrate accumulation, participates in the production of vitamin A, prevents premature leaf fall and the occurrence of leaf spot.

Calcium – increases fruit size, firmness and colouring, improves storage properties, reduces fruit sensitivity to transport, limits the occurrence of storage diseases such as bitter pit and dry top rot of tomatoes.

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