This practical 2 kg package of autumn garden fertilizer is designed to vigorously prepare home garden vegetation—perennials, berry bushes, and ornamental plants—for the upcoming cold period. This granular formula is based on phosphorus (P) and potassium (K), supporting plants as active vegetation ends and focus shifts from growing new leaves to survival.
Potassium plays a key role in the lignification of young shoots grown during the summer, strengthening plant cell walls and thickening cell sap. This significantly lowers the freezing point in plant tissues, providing effective protection against winter fungal diseases and frost damage. At the same time, phosphorus ensures root system stability and contributes to the vigorous formation of flower and fruit buds for the following spring. The compact 2 kg quantity is perfectly suited for the autumn maintenance of smaller home gardens or specific beds (such as strawberry patches or rose beds).
Instructions for use and cultivation: Fertilization is recommended from August to September. Spread the granules evenly on the soil surface and, if possible, lightly work them in. When measuring, please note that 1 heaped tablespoon weighs approximately 20 grams.
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Strawberries and berry bushes (after harvest): 40–50 g/m² (or 80–125 g per bush).
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Perennials and bulbous flowers: 30–50 g/m².
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Roses and rhododendrons: 50–60 g/m².
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Conifers and rock garden plants: 40 g/m² (40–100 g for larger trees).
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Autumn lawn fertilization: 20–50 g/m² (or 2–5 kg per 100 m²). Always apply to a dry lawn.
Do not exceed the specified application rates; base usage on the specific nutritional needs of the plants and the soil type. (The color of the product granules may vary, which does not affect the quality of the active ingredients).
Tips and recommendations:
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Boost berry crops immediately after picking the last berries so the plant can direct maximum resources toward creating new buds rather than exhausting itself until autumn.
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If you spread fertilizer on the lawn, always do so in dry weather and then water the area thoroughly. This prevents blade burn and promotes faster dissolution of the granules.