SKU 44396-cFruktoVit Plus Universal Granulated Fertiliser
FruktoVit Plus universal fertiliser is a fast-acting and efficient product that ensures proper and rapid plant growth, intense flowering and fruiting, and abundant high-quality harvests.
Description
FruktoVit Plus Universal Fertiliser - healthy and beautiful plants
- Fast-acting,
- High efficiency - 5kg of fertiliser covers approximately 165m2 of garden,
- Ensures proper and rapid plant growth,
- Nourishes plants, promoting intense flowering and fruiting,
- Guarantees abundant high-quality harvests,
- Convenient packaging: carton or sack (depending on package weight).
FruktoVit universal fertiliser contains a carefully selected set of nutrients characterised by versatility. It can be used for vegetables, ornamental and fruit trees and shrubs, flowers, and lawns on all soil types, both for new plantings and for top-dressing existing plants (side dressing). Applying the fertiliser according to the recommended doses will ensure proper plant growth and development.
FruktoVit Plus Universal Granulated Fertiliser - composition:
- 7.0% total nitrogen (N),
- 7.0% amide nitrogen (N),
- 5.5% phosphorus pentoxide (P2O5) soluble in mineral acids,
- 3.0% phosphorus pentoxide (P2O5) soluble in formic acid, - 9.0% potassium oxide (K2O) soluble in water,
- 0.05% total boron (B),
- 0.18% total iron (Fe),
- 0.10% total manganese (Mn).
- NPK fertiliser containing soft phosphorite.
FruktoVit Plus Universal Fertiliser - usage instructions:
- Do not apply fertiliser during strong wind or intense sunlight.
- Use from March to July.
- Annual plants: apply the full recommended dose evenly over the fertilised area before sowing or planting and mix thoroughly with 10-20 cm soil layer.
- Perennial plants: apply the recommended dose evenly over the fertilised area, preferably once as early as possible in spring.
- For side dressing, avoid spreading fertiliser on wet plants and do not exceed 5 kg fertiliser per 100 m2 (50 g/m2).
- Regular watering increases fertilisation effectiveness.
Detailed dosing information is provided in the "dosage" table.
Application and dosage
|
Crop |
How to apply? Dosage |
When to apply? |
|---|---|---|
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Field vegetables - late cabbage, Brussels sprouts, red cabbage, cauliflower, pumpkin |
Dose: 15 kg/100 m2. 25% of the dose can be applied as side dressing 2-3 weeks after transplanting seedlings. Mix fertiliser with 10-20 cm soil layer and apply one week before sowing or planting. In the first year after manure application, reduce fertiliser dose by 20-40%. |
Once, before sowing/planting |
|
Field vegetables - onion, leek, celery |
Dose: 12 kg/100 m2. 25% of the dose can be applied as side dressing no later than 15 June. Mix fertiliser with 10-20 cm soil layer and apply one week before sowing or planting. In the first year after manure application, reduce fertiliser dose by 20-40%. |
Once, before sowing/planting |
|
Field vegetables - sugar beet, kohlrabi, garlic, sweet pepper |
Dose: 8 kg/100 m2. For sugar beet, apply 20% of the dose 2-3 weeks after emergence. Mix fertiliser with 10-20 cm soil layer and apply one week before sowing or planting. In the first year after manure application, reduce fertiliser dose by 20-40%. |
Once, before sowing/planting |
|
Field vegetables - parsley, carrot |
Dose: 10-12 kg/100 m2. Pre-vegetative application. Mix fertiliser with 10-20 cm soil layer and apply one week before sowing or planting. In the first year after manure application, reduce fertiliser dose by 20-40%. |
Once, pre-vegetative. |
|
Field vegetables - tomato, cucumber, early cabbage |
Dose: 10 kg/100 m2. Pre-vegetative application. Mix fertiliser with 10-20 cm soil layer and apply one week before sowing or planting. In the first year after manure application, reduce fertiliser dose by 20-40%. |
Once, pre-vegetative. |
|
Field vegetables - lettuce, radish, rutabaga |
Dose: 7 kg/100 m2. Pre-vegetative application. Mix fertiliser with 10-20 cm soil layer and apply one week before sowing or planting. In the first year after manure application, reduce fertiliser dose by 20-40%. |
Once, pre-vegetative. |
|
Field vegetables - sweet maize |
Dose: 4-6 kg/100 m2. Pre-vegetative application. Mix fertiliser with 10-20 cm soil layer and apply one week before sowing or planting. In the first year after manure application, reduce fertiliser dose by 20-40%. |
Once, pre-vegetative. |
|
Field vegetables - bean, pea, broad bean |
Dose: 3-4 kg/100 m2. Pre-vegetative application. Mix fertiliser with 10-20 cm soil layer and apply one week before sowing or planting. In the first year after manure application, reduce fertiliser dose by 20-40%. |
Once, pre-vegetative. |
|
Field vegetables - early potatoes |
Dose: 7-8 kg/100 m2. Reduce dose by 10% in good locations. Mix fertiliser with 10-20 cm soil layer and apply one week before sowing or planting. In the first year after manure application, reduce fertiliser dose by 20-40%. |
Pre-sowing, early spring at least 1 week before sowing/planting. |
|
Field vegetables - late potatoes |
Dose: 9-12 kg/100 m2. Reduce dose by 10% in good locations. Mix fertiliser with 10-20 cm soil layer and apply one week before sowing or planting. In the first year after manure application, reduce fertiliser dose by 20-40%. |
Pre-sowing, early spring at least 1 week before sowing/planting. |
|
Fruit trees and shrubs - fruit trees in the 1st year after planting |
Dose: 40-70 g/100 m2. Apply half the dose in early spring, the rest in mid-June. Fertilise with a wide ring - 20-30 cm from the tree to the end of the growing young, unpruned shoots of the crown. Berry shrubs are fertilised once in spring in the first years; after entering fruiting, it is best to apply in two terms - 2 weeks before flowering and 2 weeks after flowering. |
Twice: early spring and mid-June |
|
Fruit trees and shrubs - young orchards (2-4 years old) |
Dose: 70-90 g/100 m2. In spring. Fertilise with a wide ring - 20-30 cm from the tree to the end of the growing young, unpruned shoots of the crown. Berry shrubs are fertilised once in spring in the first years; after entering fruiting, it is best to apply in two terms - 2 weeks before flowering and 2 weeks after flowering. |
Once, in spring |
|
Fruit trees and shrubs - fruiting orchards (over 4 years) |
Dose: 60-80 g/100 m2. In spring. Fertilise with a wide ring - 20-30 cm from the tree to the end of the growing young, unpruned shoots of the crown. Berry shrubs are fertilised once in spring in the first years; after entering fruiting, it is best to apply in two terms - 2 weeks before flowering and 2 weeks after flowering. |
Once, in spring |
|
Fruit trees and shrubs - currants and gooseberries |
Dose: 80 g/100 m2. In spring. Fertilise with a wide ring - 20-30 cm from the tree to the end of the growing young, unpruned shoots of the crown. Berry shrubs are fertilised once in spring in the first years; after entering fruiting, it is best to apply in two terms - 2 weeks before flowering and 2 weeks after flowering. |
Once, in spring |
|
Fruit trees and shrubs - raspberries, strawberries in the 1st year |
Dose: 70 g/100 m2. In spring. Fertilise with a wide ring - 20-30 cm from the tree to the end of the growing young, unpruned shoots of the crown. Berry shrubs are fertilised once in spring in the first years; after entering fruiting, it is best to apply in two terms - 2 weeks before flowering and 2 weeks after flowering. |
Once, in spring |
|
Fruit trees and shrubs - strawberries in subsequent years |
Dose: 50 g/100 m2. In spring. Fertilise with a wide ring - 20-30 cm from the tree to the end of the growing young, unpruned shoots of the crown. Berry shrubs are fertilised once in spring in the first years; after entering fruiting, it is best to apply in two terms - 2 weeks before flowering and 2 weeks after flowering. |
Once, in spring |
|
Ornamental plants in field cultivation - chrysanthemum, peony, iris, tulip, pansy, dahlia, zinnia, carnation, gladiolus |
Dose: 100 g/1 m2. For plants flowering in summer, repeat treatment in mid-May using 30-40 g/1 m2. Apply in early spring after soil thaw, mix fertiliser with soil if possible. |
Once, in spring after soil thaw. |
|
Ornamental plants in field cultivation - begonia, marigold, aster, petunia, lily, marigold, daffodil, daisy, sage |
Dose: 70 g/1 m2. For plants flowering in summer, repeat treatment in mid-May using 20-30 g/1 m2. Apply in early spring after soil thaw, mix fertiliser with soil if possible. |
Once, in spring; after soil thaw. |
|
Ornamental plants in field cultivation - amaranth, stock, nasturtium, begonia, geranium, knotweed |
Dose: 50 g/1 m2. In spring. Apply in early spring after soil thaw, mix fertiliser with soil if possible. |
Once, in spring; after soil thaw |
|
Lawns - lawn establishment |
Dose: 250 g/1 m2. In spring (April), before sowing grass, spread evenly, mix with 10-20 cm soil layer, sow grass, water abundantly. Newly established lawns should then be fertilised twice - mid-July 45 g/m2 and mid-August 45 g/m2. Recommended timings and doses: mid-April 65 g/m2, mid-May 65 g/m2, mid-June 65 g/m2, mid-July 45 g/m2, mid-August 45 g/m2. |
In spring (April), before sowing grass. |
|
Perennial lawns |
Total dose: 285 g/1 m2. Apply in 4-5 doses 1-3 days after mowing grass, water abundantly. Recommended timings and doses: mid-April 65 g/m2, mid-May 65 g/m2, mid-June 65 g/m2, mid-July 45 g/m2, mid-August 45 g/m2. |
1-3 days after mowing grass |
|
Ornamental trees and shrubs - coniferous and deciduous trees and shrubs – planting |
Dose: 50 g/1 m2. In spring before planting, mix with 20 cm soil layer. For side dressing, apply over an area corresponding to the crown diameter and mix with soil if possible without damaging roots. For columnar forms (juniper, thuja), the sowing area should be twice the crown diameter. |
Once, in spring |
|
Ornamental trees and shrubs - coniferous trees and shrubs - side dressing |
Dose: 40 g/1 m2. Early spring, after vegetation starts. For side dressing, apply over an area corresponding to the crown diameter and mix with soil if possible without damaging roots. For columnar forms (juniper, thuja), the sowing area should be twice the crown diameter. |
Once, in spring. |
|
Ornamental trees and shrubs - deciduous trees and shrubs – side dressing |
Dose: 30 g/1 m2. Early spring, after vegetation starts. For side dressing, apply over an area corresponding to the crown diameter and mix with soil if possible without damaging roots. For columnar forms (juniper, thuja), the sowing area should be twice the crown diameter. |
Once, in spring. |
