Fertiliser for Coniferous Plants FruktoVit Plus
Fertiliser for coniferous plants FruktoVit Plus ensures rapid and proper growth, intense needle colouring, and increased resistance to diseases and frost damage. Packaging available as a carton or sack depending on weight.
Description
Fertiliser for coniferous plants FruktoVit Plus - proper growth, intense needle colouring
- Ensures rapid and proper growth of conifers.
- Intensely colours the needles.
- Provides greater resistance to diseases and frost damage.
- Convenient packaging: carton or sack (depending on package weight).
FruktoVit fertiliser for coniferous plants contains a carefully selected set of nutrients that ensures proper growth and development of coniferous trees and ornamental shrubs. It is also perfectly suitable for feeding other trees and shrubs such as deciduous ornamental shrubs like forsythias or almonds, deciduous trees like birches, maples, as well as walnut and hazel trees. It can be used on all soil types, both for new plantings and for top dressing of already growing plants (side dressing).
FruktoVit Plus fertiliser for conifers - composition:
- 8.0% (N) total nitrogen,
- 8.0% (N) amide nitrogen,
- 6.0% (P2O5) phosphorus pentoxide soluble in mineral acids,
- 8.0% (K2O) potassium oxide soluble in water,
- 0.2% (Fe) total iron,
- 0.1% (Mn) total manganese.
NPK fertiliser containing soft phosphorite.
Fertiliser for coniferous plants FruktoVit Plus - usage instructions:
- Do not apply fertiliser during strong winds or intense sunlight.
- For side dressing, avoid spreading fertiliser on wet plants and, if possible, mix the fertiliser with the topsoil layer to avoid root damage and water abundantly.
- Regular watering increases fertilisation effectiveness.
Detailed dosing information can be found in the "dosage" table.
Application and dosage
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Crop |
How to apply? Dosage |
When to apply? |
|---|---|---|
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Conifers - new plantings |
In spring (mid-April) during planting, mix soil from the hole or special horticultural growing medium with about 15 g of fertiliser, cover the plant roots with this mixture, and water abundantly. Then fertilise 3 times (with monthly intervals), applying a total of 50-100 g of fertiliser per 1 m2 during the season (depending on the plant's age and nutritional requirements), at the following timings and doses: mid-May 30-70 g/m2 mid-June 10-15 g/m2 mid-July 10-15 g/m2. |
Application timing: fertilisation can start in mid-April and should be completed by mid-July. |
|
Conifers - perennial plants |
Side dressing of already growing plants should be done 4 times, applying a total of 100-150 g of fertiliser per 1 m2 during the season, at the following timings and doses: early spring 35-50 g/m2 mid-May 35-50 g/m2 mid-June 15-25 g/m2 mid-July 15-25 g/m2 |
Application timing: fertilisation can start in early spring (March/April) and should be completed by mid-July. |
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Other trees and shrubs, such as deciduous ornamental shrubs like forsythias or almonds, deciduous trees like birches, maples, as well as walnut and hazel trees. |
For young plants (up to 1 m height), evenly spread 8-15 g of fertiliser under the crown in early spring (April), then in summer (June) and before autumn (August). For larger plants, a single application of 50-60 g of fertiliser under the crown in spring is possible. |
Application timing: fertilisation can start in early spring (April) and should be completed before autumn (August). |













