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Ogród 2001 Against Needle Browning

Ogród 2001 against needle browning 2 kg is an inorganic, granular top-dressing fertiliser based on magnesium sulphate, intended for the care of coniferous trees and shrubs.

Pack
2 kg
€6.00€7.50Halloween −20%
incl. VAT, plus shipping

Description

EFFECT OF OGRÓD 2001 AGAINST NEEDLE BROWNING 2 KG FERTILISER

Ogród 2001 against needle browning effectively eliminates magnesium and sulphur deficiencies, which cause yellowing and browning of needles. Regular use of the product strengthens the condition of conifers, improves needle colouration, stimulates root development, and increases the plants' resistance to diseases and pests.
The fertiliser is ideal for fertilising species such as: spruces, firs, pines, larches, thuja, yews, and other coniferous trees and shrubs. It can also be used for other plants showing symptoms of magnesium and sulphur deficiency.

HOW TO USE OGRÓD 2001 AGAINST NEEDLE BROWNING FERTILISER?

The OGRÓD 2001 fertiliser against needle browning can be applied throughout the growing season – both before planting and after planting (top dressing). When preparing the soil before planting, it is recommended to mix the fertiliser thoroughly with the growing medium to a depth of 10–20 cm.

During top dressing, the product should be spread evenly around the plant, within the crown of the tree or shrub. If possible, it is advisable to lightly mix the fertiliser with the top layer of soil and water abundantly – especially during dry days.

Recommended doses (g/m²) depending on plant height:

- Plants up to 1 m – 20–25 g

- Plants from 1 to 2 m – 35–50 g

- Plants from 2 to 5 m – 70–100 g

- Plants over 5 m – 100–150 g

COMPOSITION OF OGRÓD 2001 AGAINST NEEDLE BROWNING FERTILISER

- 21% total magnesium oxide (MgO)

- 16% water-soluble magnesium oxide (MgO)

- 30% water-soluble sulphur (SO3).

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