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ZiemovitSKU CH-5583

Ziemovit Organic Fertiliser for Strawberries

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

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Description

ORGANIC FERTILISER

FOR STRAWBERRIES

  • Perfectly nourishes plants
  • Is a source of organic matter beneficial for plants
  • Increases the amount of fruit
  • Enhances the nutritional value of fruits and their flavour qualities

Organic fertiliser for strawberries is produced from selected fractions of leguminous plants rich in natural nutrients. The nitrogen contained in it of natural origin gradually nourishes the plants, ensuring their optimal utilisation by the plants and preventing its loss. The magnesium content supports photosynthesis, increasing the vitality and health of the plants. With regular use, it improves soil structure and increases its water retention capacity, which under adverse weather conditions protects plants from drying out. The fertiliser promotes the development of beneficial microorganisms in the soil, increasing the ability to absorb nutrients. It is safe for cultivated plants, humans and animals.

APPLICATION

Strawberries

Method of use:

  • Before planting, evenly spread 2-4 kg per 10 m2 on the prepared soil and then lightly mix superficially with the soil. Plant strawberries in such prepared soil at distances recommended for the variety.
  • When fertilising already growing strawberries, evenly spread the fertiliser between the plants. It can be lightly mixed with the soil.
  • Fertilisation is best started in early spring to strengthen the plants before the fruiting period.
  • Fertilisation can be repeated throughout the growing season, providing plants with comfortable growth conditions.

DOSE

2-4 kg per 10 m2. Use higher doses on soils poor in nutrients and humus

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COMPOSITION

NPK, Mg, micronutrients

Organic matter content not less than 85%

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