Sowing and Planting Fertilizer (Tub) 1 kg
- Granulated nitrogen fertilizer with biostimulant properties.
- Thanks to a unique production process, this fertilizer contains three fractions of organic nitrogen – fast, medium, and slow-release – ensuring a balanced nitrogen supply for plants throughout the entire growing season.
- Approved for organic farming.
- Improves root development and nutrient absorption.
- Promotes photosynthesis and balanced plant growth.
- Enhances plant resistance to environmental stress.
- Increases soil fertility.
- Ensures natural, controlled nitrogen release, reducing losses.
- Promotes nutrient mineralization and availability (including phosphorus).
Instructions for Use
- The fertilizer may be applied locally or broadcast in plant rows, spread loosely on the soil surface in open fields, or incorporated into the soil at a depth of 5-10 cm.
- Incorporating the fertilizer into the soil is not strictly necessary, as the granules dissolve even at low moisture levels.
- For watering plants in gardens (ornamental and vegetable gardens), dissolve 10-20 g of fertilizer in 10 L of water (0.1-0.2% solution).
APPLICATION RATE
- For adding to sowing and transplanting soil: 2 g of fertilizer per 1 L of soil.
- When planting container plants: 40 g per plant.
- When planting flowers, ornamental plants, and nursery seedlings: mix 30 g per plant into the soil.
- Grapevines: 20-40 g per plant, depending on plant size.
- Vegetables in greenhouses: before or during planting, mix 50 g/m² into the soil or apply 40 g per plant.
- For open-field vegetables: broadcast on garden beds or apply locally in plant rows, when preparing soil before transplanting/sowing, use 40 g/m².
- Fruit trees in spring: 50-100 g per plant.
- Berry bushes: 50 g per plant.
- Strawberries: 20 g per plant.
- Roses: 30 g per plant.
- Watering accelerates the onset of fertilizer action.
- 5 g = 1 teaspoon
- 20 g = 1 large tablespoon
- 20-25 g = approximately half a handful
- 40 g = approximately one handful