Fertiliser for thuja and other conifers Ogród 2001 Siarkopol
Ogród 2001 fertiliser for thuja and other conifers is intended for the fertilisation of thuja, cypress and other coniferous plants. The product contains all essential nutrients tailored to these plants.
- Weight
- 5 kg
Description
Ogród 2001 fertiliser for thuja and other conifers
Ogród 2001 fertiliser for thuja and other conifers is intended for the fertilisation of thuja, cypress and other coniferous plants. The fertiliser contains all essential nutrients in proportions adjusted to the needs of thuja, cypress and other coniferous plants. The granular form of the fertiliser facilitates application and ensures long-lasting and effective action.
Fertiliser composition:
PFC 1(C)(I)(a)(ii): Compound solid inorganic macronutrient fertiliser with micronutrients
NPK (MgS) 5-9.5-11.5 (3-34) fertiliser containing micronutrients (B), (Cu), (Fe), (Zn)
Why use the fertiliser?
Discover all the benefits of using fertiliser for thuja and other conifers:
- intensifies plant growth (nitrogen),
- stimulates root system development (phosphorus),
- increases resistance to water deficiency (potassium),
- positively affects colouring,
- prevents needle browning (magnesium in sulphate form, micronutrients).
Where to apply the fertiliser?
OGRÓD 2001 for thuja and other conifers should be applied in a total dose of 40-60 g/m2, divided into two or three applications during the season. The first dose should be applied in early spring before the start of vegetation, subsequent doses at 4-6 week intervals. The last fertilisation should be applied no later than the first half of August. Later, autumn fertiliser for conifers can be applied. Thuja responds very well to mulching. A layer of bark or sawdust from coniferous trees limits weed growth, reduces evaporation and protects roots from frost.
Use only when justified. Do not exceed the dose.
Application and dosage
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Crop |
How to apply? Dosage |
When to apply? |
|---|---|---|
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Thuja and other conifers |
Apply in a total dose of 40-60 g/m2, divided into two or three applications during the season. |
The first dose should be applied in early spring before the start of vegetation, subsequent doses at 4-6 week intervals. The last fertilisation should be applied no later than the first half of August. |













