Skip to content
SKU CH-11937

Florovit Autumn for Coniferous Plants

Florovit autumn fertiliser for coniferous plants is intended for top-dressing fertilisation of coniferous shrubs and trees.

Weight
from€7.50€9.38Halloween −20%
incl. VAT, plus shipping

Description

ACTION OF FLOROVIT AUTUMN FERTILISER FOR CONIFEROUS PLANTS:

Florovit autumn fertiliser for coniferous plants is intended for top-dressing fertilisation of coniferous trees and shrubs to properly prepare them for the winter period.

The appropriately selected mineral components contained in the fertiliser increase the plants' resistance to frost and protect conifers from freezing.

If the fertiliser was not applied in autumn, it should be used in early spring, just before the start of vegetation. This will improve the growth and development conditions of the plants during the spring period.

CONTENT OF NUTRIENTS:

WE FERTILISER NPK fertiliser (MgO + SO3) 4.5 – 8.0 – 27.0 (3.0 + 28.0) with iron.

Fertiliser composition:

total nitrogen 4.5%

ammonium nitrogen 4.5%

phosphorus pentoxide soluble in neutral ammonium citrate and water 8.0%

phosphorus pentoxide soluble in water 5.2%

potassium oxide soluble in water 27.0%

total magnesium oxide 3.0%

total sulphur trioxide 28.0%

total iron 2.3%

SCOPE OF USE, TIMING AND DOSES:

How to use Florovit Autumn Fertiliser for coniferous plants?

Application timing: from July to the end of September, spreading the fertiliser around trees and shrubs. Fertilisation should be carried out twice at intervals of 4 - 6 weeks.

Dose: Depending on the age and size of the plant, it is recommended to apply 5 g (a rounded teaspoon) of fertiliser per 1 metre of tree or shrub height. When calculating the fertiliser dose for creeping plants, assume 5 g of fertiliser per 1 metre of plant diameter.

The fertiliser should be applied on the surface corresponding to the crown diameter and, if possible, mixed with the soil so as not to damage the roots. In the case of columnar forms, the sowing area should be twice the crown diameter. Regular watering increases the effectiveness of fertilisation. One tablespoon contains on average 15 g of fertiliser.

Stay in touch with us

Once a month we write about price cuts, new stock and the treatment dates that are easy to forget. Enough to catch the offers — and not one message more.

Drawing: a gardener and a farmer with beers, one telling a story, the other laughing