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SubstralSKU CH-13555

Substral Fertiliser + Humus Cactus

Efficient and easy to use Substral liquid fertiliser with humus, designed for cacti, succulents and bonsai. Strengthens plants and supports their flowering.

Pack
0.25 l
€6.00€7.50Halloween −20%
incl. VAT, plus shipping

Description

ACTION OF SUBSTRAL FERTILISER WITH HUMUS FOR CACTI 

Substral liquid fertiliser with humus is a specialised concentrate intended for the fertilisation of cacti, succulents and bonsai. It contains a unique blend of mineral components and humic acids that support healthy growth, flowering and plant resistance.

The preparation combines watering with fertilisation – simply dilute it in water and apply to the plants.

The product acts quickly and effectively, improving growth conditions and increasing nutrient uptake. Thanks to the liquid formula, it is convenient to use, and proper stabilisation prevents sediment formation in the bottle.

HOW TO USE SUBSTRAL FERTILISER WITH HUMUS FOR CACTI?  

Substral liquid fertiliser with humus for cacti is used from March to September, every 3 weeks, by diluting 1/4 cap in 1 litre of water. The solution should be used for watering, avoiding spraying leaves and stems.

COMPOSITION OF SUBSTRAL FERTILISER WITH HUMUS FOR CACTI

Composition (NPK 5-3-7 fertiliser solution with micronutrients and humic acids):

Nitrogen (N) total: 5.0%
- nitrate (NO₃⁻): 1.2%
- ammonium (NH₄⁺): 1.3%
- amide (NH₂): 2.5%

Phosphorus pentoxide (P₂O₅): 3.0% (water soluble)

Potassium oxide (K₂O): 7.0% (water soluble)

Micronutrients (water soluble):

Copper (Cu): 0.002% (EDTA chelated)

Iron (Fe): 0.03% (DTPA chelated)

Manganese (Mn): 0.01% (EDTA chelated)

Molybdenum (Mo): 0.001%

Zinc (Zn): 0.002% (EDTA chelated)

Additionally: contains humic acids.

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