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Fertiliser for boxwoods and ornamental hedges Ogród 2001 Siarkopol

Ogród 2001 fertiliser for boxwoods and ornamental hedges is a granulated fertiliser that facilitates application and ensures long-lasting and effective action.

Weight
1 kg
€4.75€5.94Halloween −20%
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Description

Ogród 2001 fertiliser for boxwoods and ornamental hedges

Ogród 2001 fertiliser for boxwoods and ornamental hedges is a granulated form of fertiliser that facilitates application and ensures long-lasting and effective action. Detailed information about the product and hazards is included in the safety data sheet.

Fertiliser composition:

PFC 1(C)(I)(a)(ii): Compound solid inorganic macronutrient fertiliser with micronutrients

NPK (CaMgS) 10-8-13 (10-3-22) fertiliser containing micronutrients (Cu), (Fe), (Zn)

Why use this fertiliser?

Discover all the benefits of using fertiliser for boxwoods and ornamental hedges:

  • accelerates plant growth (nitrogen),
  • stimulates root system development (phosphorus),
  • intensifies leaf and needle colouring (magnesium, potassium, micronutrients),
  • positively affects plant regeneration after pruning.

Where to apply this fertiliser?

When planting in spring, apply about 10-15 g of fertiliser per plant, mixing it thoroughly with the soil. Two further doses can be applied at 4-6 week intervals. A single dose should not exceed 25-40 g/m2 or linear metre of hedge. Fertilisation in subsequent years should be carried out in three doses, starting in early spring, with the next two doses at 5-6 week intervals, e.g. after pruning. A single dose should not exceed 30-50 g/m². The last fertilisation should be applied no later than the end of July. A winter fertiliser can be applied at a later date. Spread the fertiliser evenly within the plant crown radius, mix with soil if possible, and water abundantly.

Use only when justified. Do not exceed the dose.

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