Fertiliser for strawberries and raspberries Ogród 2001 Siarkopol
Ogród 2001 for strawberries and raspberries is a granulated garden compound fertiliser, ideal for strawberries, raspberries, fruit trees, fruit bushes and vegetables. It ensures abundant, healthy yields, intense fruit flavour, and thanks to its efficiency generates financial savings.
Description
Fertiliser for strawberries and raspberries Ogród 2001 Siarkopol
- Ensures abundant and healthy yields.
- Supports full-value fruiting and intense flavour.
- Efficient, generating significant financial savings.
- Guarantees low costs of nutritional treatments for raspberries and strawberries.
- Contains a limited amount of chlorides.
- Easy fertiliser application thanks to handy packaging.
Ogród 2001 for strawberries and raspberries is a comprehensive, granulated garden compound fertiliser, specially created for the fertilisation of strawberries, raspberries, fruit trees and fruit bushes. It can also be used to fertilise vegetables in the garden. This highly concentrated fertiliser has been enriched with magnesium in sulphate form. Ogród 2001 fertiliser for raspberries and strawberries is characterised by a high degree of nitrogen availability, which occurs in two forms: slow-acting (ammonium sulphate) and fast-acting (urea). Its unique formula has a low chloride content, which is particularly important for strawberries, raspberries, fruit trees and fruit bushes, as well as vegetables, positively affecting the final quality of yields.
Ogród 2001 for strawberries and raspberries - composition:
According to WE:
- NPK(CaMgS) 9-9-15-(5-2-26) with B, Cu, Fe, Mn, Mo, Zn.
According to CE:
- PFC 1(C)(I)(a)(ii): Compound solid inorganic macronutrient fertiliser with micronutrients
- NPK (Mg) 9-9-15 (3) fertiliser containing micronutrients (B), (Cu), (Fe), (Mn), (Zn)
Fertiliser for raspberries and strawberries Ogród 2001 Siarkopol - application:
Strawberries:
The fertiliser should be applied over the entire cultivation area, mixing it with the soil if possible. In top dressing, do not apply fertiliser on wet leaves.
Raspberries and berry bushes:
It is recommended to apply the fertiliser once in a radius slightly larger than the crown spread. If possible, mix it with the soil and water.
Fruit trees:
It is recommended to apply the fertiliser once in a radius slightly larger than the crown spread. If possible, mix it with the soil and water.
Vegetables:
The fertiliser should be applied over the entire cultivation area, mixing it with the soil. In top dressing, do not apply it on wet leaves.
Application and dosage
|
Crop |
Soil nitrogen and potassium content - high |
Soil nitrogen and potassium content - medium |
Soil nitrogen and potassium content - low |
|---|---|---|---|
|
Strawberry plantations - before establishment |
35 g/m2 |
45 g/m2 |
55 g/m2 |
|
Strawberry plantations - first year of cultivation |
30 g/m2 |
40 g/m2 |
50 g/m2 |
|
Strawberry plantations - subsequent years of cultivation |
25 g/m2 |
35 g/m2 |
45 g/m2 |
|
Raspberry |
50 g/m2 |
60 g/m2 |
70 g/m2 |
|
Currant, gooseberry |
45 g/m2 |
55 g/m2 |
65 g/m2 |
|
Fruit trees |
100 – 150 g for young fruit trees (1 – 3 years) 300 – 400 g for mature fruit trees (4 years and older) |
100 – 150 g for young fruit trees (1 – 3 years) 300 – 400 g for mature fruit trees (4 years and older). |
100 – 150 g for young fruit trees (1 – 3 years) 300 – 400 g for mature fruit trees (4 years and older). |
|
Pea, bean, onion, leek, cucumber |
50 g/m2 |
60 g/m2 |
70 g/m2 |
|
Peking and headed cabbage, cauliflower, tomato, sweet pepper, carrot, celery |
60 g/m2 |
70 g/m2 |
80 g/m2 |













