- FruktoVit PLUS can be used on all types of soil, both when establishing lawns and for fertilizing perennial lawns.
To obtain durable, compact turf and beautiful green grass, it is necessary to fertilize the lawn systematically from early spring to autumn. FruktoVit PLUS contains nutrients in amounts and forms adapted to the nutritional requirements of all grass species, especially for ornamental and representative lawns. The minerals contained in the fertilizer stimulate the growth of grasses, improve their resistance and provide intense green color and compact turf, which prevents the growth of moss and weeds.
FruktoVit PLUS can be used on all types of soil, both when establishing lawns and for fertilizing perennial lawns.
Regular use of fertilizer ensures
- dense turf
- lush green
- greater resistance of grass to diseases and freezing
Method of application
Laying a lawn
In spring (mid-April), before sowing the grass, spread 180 g of fertilizer evenly over an area of 1 m2 and mix it with the top layer of soil 10-20 cm thick, sow the grass and water it abundantly. Then fertilize twice, using a total of about 60 g of fertilizer per 1 m2 per season, at the following dates and doses:
mid-July 30 g/m2
August 30 g/m2
Perennial lawns
Apply at 3-4 week intervals, using a total of approximately 200 g of fertilizer per 1 m2 of lawn in the season, at the following dates and doses:
mid-April 50 g/m2
mid-May 45 g/m2
mid-June 45 g/m2
mid-July 30 g/m2
mid-August 30 g/m2
The fertilizer should be spread evenly on the lawn surface, preferably after mowing the grass.
If no rain is expected in the coming hours after fertilization, the lawn should be watered abundantly.
Avoid spreading fertilizer on wet plants.
Regular watering increases the effectiveness of fertilization.
Date of application
April - August
Fertilizer composition
- 13.0% (N) total nitrogen, 13.0% (N) amide nitrogen
- 5.2% (P2O5) phosphorus pentoxide soluble in mineral acids
- 5.2% (K2O) potassium oxide soluble in water
- 1.0% (Fe) total iron
NPK fertilizer containing soft rock phosphate.