Ogród 2001 for Garden Flowers

Ogród 2001 for garden flowers: contains 9% total nitrogen (N) in ammonium and amide form (including 4% in ammonium form and 5% in amide 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) and 26% sulphur (SO3) soluble in water. Additionally, the fertiliser contains micronutrients: 0.02% boron (B), 0.05% copper (Cu), 0.2% iron (Fe), 0.05% manganese (Mn), 0.005% molybdenum (Mo) and 0.03% zinc (Zn).

Ogród 2001 for garden flowers:

Contains an optimal set of macronutrients and micronutrients,

Ensures proper growth, abundant flowering and intense colouring of flowers and leaves,

Improves winter hardiness,

The fertiliser granulation and appropriate form of contained nutrients guarantee long-lasting effect.

Purpose

Ogród 2001 for garden flowers is a specialised horticultural fertiliser intended for fertilising ornamental flowering shrubs, perennial shrubs, perennials, bulbous plants and annual and perennial flowers.

Application principles and dosing

Flowering and perennial shrubs (rose, forsythia, hydrangea, buddleia, jasmine, peony, magnolia, dahlia and others).

Before or during planting, apply a fertiliser dose of 15-20 g/m2. Side dressing (2-4 times) can be applied from April to August at a dose of 20-25 g/m2 (young plants) and 25-30 g/m2 (older plants), at approximately 30-day intervals. The fertiliser should be evenly spread around the shrubs, mixed with the soil if possible, and then watered.

Bedding plants in the ground (geranium, aster, nasturtium and others).

Before planting, the fertiliser should be evenly applied over the entire area and mixed with the soil in the amount of 80-120 g/m2. Fertilisation can be repeated at the turn of May and June using 50-70 g of fertiliser per 1 m2. In the case of side dressing, avoid fertilising on wet leaves.

Bulbous plants (tulips, hyacinths, daffodils and others).

Beds are fertilised in early spring (March / April) by evenly spreading the fertiliser at a dose of 20-30 g/m2 over the entire area and mixing it with the soil if possible. Fertilisation can be repeated after flowering using 25-40 g of fertiliser per 1 m2. Care should be taken to ensure that granules do not remain in the leaf axils.