long-acting lawn fertilizer 3 4 months 10kg
Long-Acting Lawn Fertilizer 3-4 Months 10 kg

25,37 €

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Long-Acting Lawn Fertilizer 3-4 Months 10 kg

25,37 €

Long-acting granular lawn fertilizer: slowly soluble nitrogen breaks down due to soil microorganisms, ensuring gradual nitrogen release. Strengthens lawn plant root systems and makes the lawn resistant to diseases, drought, and moss.

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  • Long-acting granular lawn fertilizer: slowly soluble nitrogen breaks down due to soil microorganisms, ensuring gradual nitrogen release.
  • Strengthens lawn plant root systems and makes the lawn resistant to diseases, drought, and moss.

Instructions for Use

  • APPLICATION from March to July.
  • It is best to fertilize in early spring so that the fertilizer can act for 12–16 weeks.
  • Spread on cooler evenings or cloudy days.
  • Spread by hand using gloves or use a fertilizer spreader.
  • Water the lawn sufficiently after spreading until the fertilizer granules are no longer visible.
  • Failure to water the lawn may scorch lawn plants and prolong the onset of nutrient availability from the fertilizer for the plants.
  • If you plan to sow or renovate your lawn, spread the fertilizer first, water until the fertilizer granules have dissolved, and then sow the lawn seed.
  • If you desire a faster-acting fertilizer, choose Baltic Agro Lawn Fertilizer or specialized Spring, Summer, and Autumn lawn fertilizers.
  • Application period: March to July.
  • Application rate 20-30 g/m².
  • 10 kg = 500 m².
Weight 10,075 kg
Dimensions 41 × 38 × 10 cm

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Estimated delivery time





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Estonia: 1-5 business days


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Latvia: 2-7 business days


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Lithuania: 3-10 business days


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Finland: 3-10 business days



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Additionally, the color of the fertilizer may vary between different batches – this is a completely normal part of the manufacturing process and does not in any way affect the high quality of the product, its nutrient content, or its effect on plants.


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