Fertilizer for balcony and garden flowers 1.2 kg
- Granulated mineral fertilizer. Intended for nourishing all species of plants blooming on the balcony and in the garden: perennials, annuals and biennials, bulbs and rhizomes, as well as clematis.
Properties:
for fertilizing all flowering plants: annuals, biennials, as well as perennials and bulbous plants
also recommended in the cultivation of clematis
high content of phosphorus and potassium has a positive effect on flowering
yield: 1.2 kg / 50 m2
Composition:
EC fertilizer
- nitrogen (N) - 13%
- phosphorus (P2O5) - 13%
- potassium (K2O) - 21%
Micronutrients:
boron (B) 0.04%, copper (Cu) 0.1%, iron (Fe) 0.2%, manganese (Mn) 0.17%, molybdenum (Mo) 0.01%, zinc (Zn) 0.035 %
Fertilizer for balcony and garden flowers is a granulated mineral fertilizer. Intended for nourishing all species of plants blooming on the balcony and in the garden: perennials, annuals and biennials, bulbs and rhizomes, as well as clematis. Properly selected proportions of ingredients meet the nutritional needs of these plants, causing their proper growth, abundant flowering and intense color of flowers. This fertilizer strengthens the condition of plants, thanks to which they grow luxuriantly, while maintaining a high level of health.
What plants can I use fertilizer for balcony and garden flowers for?
Fertilizer for balcony and garden flowers is perfect for fertilizing, among others: peonies, daylilies, irises, sage, lavender, echinacea, rudbeckia, lilacs, dahlias, meadowsweet, catnip, carnations, lupins and many other plants. Flowering annuals can also be fertilized with fertilizer for garden flowers, such as: forget-me-nots, snapdragons, cosmos, marigolds, pansies, gazanians, royal begonias, zinnias. Thanks to fertilizer for garden flowers, plants get the energy they need for intensive flowering. Therefore, the fertilizer for garden flowers can also be used in the cultivation of flowering vines - Clematis. It also works well in fertilizing very demanding balcony plants: geraniums, surfinia, sundaville, bakop, verbena, lobelia and many other flowering plants.
Why is it so important to fertilize flowering plants?
Flowering plants consume a lot of energy, which they obtain from the supplied nutrients. In order for plants to bloom long and abundantly, they need, above all, significant amounts of potassium. The fertilizer for garden flowers contains a very large amount of potassium (21%) compared to other ingredients. Improperly nourished plants bloom less well and suffer from nutrient deficiencies. It should be remembered that the substrate, which is used intensively, becomes sterile after some time. In the beds where ornamental plants are grown, the spaces between the plants are regularly weeded. Dead above-ground parts of plants that die in winter are cut out. These care treatments cause that the circulation of organic matter in nature is disturbed. In natural conditions, without human intervention, all dead parts of plants are decomposed by microorganisms, and thanks to this, nutrients return to the soil in forms assimilable by plants. Therefore, in the garden, where everything is subordinated to a man who takes care of its order, fertilizer for garden flowers should be used regularly.
The fertilizer for garden flowers also includes a number of other nutrients needed for proper development. Flowering alone is not everything. The plant still needs to look healthy, firm and intensely green for the flowers to proudly display on it. The nitrogen contained in the fertilizer for garden flowers will ensure intensive growth of plants. Phosphorus will additionally support proper flowering, but also help plants resist disease. Thanks to the content of many micronutrients in the fertilizer for flowers, fertilization is comprehensive and fully meets the needs of plants. Plants also need iron to have beautifully green leaves. This ingredient can be found in the fertilizer for flowering plants. Other micronutrients in the fertilizer include: boron, copper, manganese, molybdenum and zinc.
Method of application
Use from March to August, every 60 days. Autumn fertilizer should be applied from September.
1. Measure the right amount of fertilizer, depending on the size and development stage of the plant:
non-flowering plants and young plants - use 30 g of fertilizer per 1 m2
flowering and older plants - use 40-60 g of fertilizer for every 1 m2
2. Spread the fertilizer evenly around the plant and, if possible, mix it with the top layer of soil.
3. After applying the fertilizer, water the plant abundantly.
1 handful is about 30-40 g of fertilizer.
