SKU 21697-cFruktoVit Plus Garden Flower Fertiliser
FruktoVit Plus garden flower fertiliser has been created to ensure rapid and proper growth as well as long and abundant flowering of garden plants. The nutrients in the fertiliser enhance the intense colouring of leaves and flowers.
Description
FruktoVit Plus Garden Flower Fertiliser - intensive growth, long and abundant flowering
- Ensures rapid and proper growth of garden flowers.
- Intensely colours leaves and flowers.
- Provides long and abundant flowering.
- Convenient packaging: carton or sack (depending on the package weight).
FruktoVit garden flower fertiliser contains a carefully selected set of nutrients that ensures proper growth and development of garden flowers: flowering shrubs, perennials and perennial plants as well as annual bedding flowers. It can be used on all soil types, both for new plantings and for feeding already growing plants (top dressing).
FruktoVit Plus Garden Flower Fertiliser - 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.
FruktoVit Plus Garden Flower Fertiliser - application guidelines:
- Do not apply the fertiliser during strong winds or intense sunlight.
- For top 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 the effectiveness of fertilisation.
Detailed dosage 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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Flowering shrubs: buddleia, forsythia, wisteria, hydrangea, jasmine, viburnum, weigela, lilac, magnolia, trumpet vine, ornamental and red currant, clematis, rose, spirea etc. - new plantings |
In spring (mid-April) during planting, mix soil from the planting hole or special growing medium with about 20 g of fertiliser, cover the plant roots with this mixture, and water abundantly. Then fertilise 3 times (with monthly intervals), applying a total of 60-160 g fertiliser per 1 m2 per season (depending on the plant's age and nutritional requirements), on the following dates and doses: mid-May 40-80 g/m2 mid-June 10-20 g/m2 mid-July 10-20 g/m2 |
Application timing: fertilisation can start in April and must be completed by mid-July. |
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Flowering shrubs: buddleia, forsythia, wisteria, hydrangea, jasmine, viburnum, weigela, lilac, magnolia, trumpet vine, ornamental and red currant, clematis, rose, spirea etc. - perennial shrubs |
Top dressing of already growing plants should be done 4 times, applying a total of 120-170 g fertiliser per 1 m2 per season, on the following dates and doses: early spring 40-60 g/m2 mid-May 40-60 g/m2 mid-June 20-35 g/m2 mid-July 20-35 g/m2 |
Application timing: fertilisation can start in early spring (March/April) and must be completed by mid-July. |
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Perennials and perennial plants: geranium, pansy, hellebore, cyclamen, dahlia, violet, phlox, hosta, carnation, iris, lily of the valley, lavender, lily, thyme, hollyhock, columbine, peony, sedum, pasque flower, daisy etc. |
Plants should be fertilised 4 times, applying a total of 270-330 g fertiliser per 1 m2 per season, on the following dates and doses: early spring 80-100 g/m2 mid-May 80-100 g/m2 mid-June 60-70 g/m2 mid-July 50-60 g/m2 |
Application timing: fertilisation can start in early spring (March/April) and must be completed by mid-July. |
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Bedding plants grown in the ground: marigold, aster, cornflower, zinnia, stock, wallflower, nasturtium, pelargonium, sage, amaranth etc. |
In spring, during soil preparation (before planting), apply 150-200 g fertiliser per 1 m2 once. Evenly spread the granules over the fertilised area, then mix with the topsoil layer 10-20 cm thick. For plants flowering in summer, the treatment can be repeated at the end of May, applying 70-100 g fertiliser per 1 m2. |
Application timing: fertilise in spring. |
