Blueberry watering fertilizer 300g
2,99 €
Fast-acting water-soluble full fertilizer with microelements for watering blueberries and other sour-loving plants (wild berries, rhododendrons, mountain pines, heathers, etc.). Helps maintain the soil pH level necessary for the growth requirements of blueberry plants. Plants assimilate nutrients from fertilizer very easily, since the fertilizer has a balanced composition and contains trace elements in a well-assimilated form. Promotes flowering and fruiting, increases yields and prolongs the fruiting period. Rich in potassium, which promotes the growth of fruits and strengthens plants, accelerates the ripening of fruits, makes the aroma more intense and increases the frost resistance and resistance of plants to diseases.
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Description
Fast-acting water-soluble full fertilizer with microelements for watering blueberries and other sour-loving plants (wild berries, rhododendrons, mountain pines, heathers, etc.). Helps maintain the soil pH level necessary for the growth requirements of blueberry plants. Plants assimilate nutrients from fertilizer very easily, since the fertilizer has a balanced composition and contains trace elements in a well-assimilated form. Promotes flowering and fruiting, increases yields and prolongs the fruiting period. Rich in potassium, which promotes the growth of fruits and strengthens plants, accelerates the ripening of fruits, makes the aroma more intense and increases the frost resistance and resistance of plants to diseases.
Manual
Dissolve the powder in water and immerse the plants in 2 heaped measuring spoons* with a solution prepared for 5 l of water once a week. It is recommended to apply fertilizer from the flowering of plants to the beginning of harvest harvest. *The bucket has a measuring spoon. 1 heaped measuring spoon of fertilizer = 2 g. 300 g is enough for 600 l of water.
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| Weight | 0,325 kg |
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| Dimensions | 9 × 9 × 7,8 cm |
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