Tui Organic General Fertiliser - BioGro Certified
Tui Organic General Fertiliser is BioGro certified and a helping hand for your organic garden – replenishing soil with much-needed nutrients to maximise the natural goodness in the plants you have carefully tended.
Crafted from natural inputs, this all-purpose plant food can be used on vegetables, flowers, trees and shrubs.
Use during the active growth periods of spring and autumn for a flourishing garden.
N - P - K 4 - 3 - 5 + blood and bone, sulphur, magnesium, calcium & trace elements.
Benefits
- Made from 100% BioGro certified inputs to promote healthy plant growth the natural way.
- Replenishes nutrients to encourage growth.
- Suitable for vegetables, flowers, trees and shrubs.
- Blood & Bone to improve soil structure.
- Packaging made from 40% recycled plastic.
Directions for use
When planting:
- Prior to planting apply 350g (approx. 1 cup) per square metre of garden.
- Mix thoroughly into the soil.
- Water in well after application.
Established plants:
- Apply 175g (1/2 cup) per square metre around the plant's dripline (the dripline is where the plant's foliage extends to).
- Water in well after application, taking care to wash any product off the plant foliage.
Apply every four weeks to fast growing vegetables and flowers during key growth periods.
Not recommended for use in pots and containers.
Tui Organic General Fertiliser packaging (clean and dry) is recyclable through the soft plastics recycling scheme. Find out more here.
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Tui Organic General Fertiliser - BioGro Certified reviews
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So relieved to find this organic fertiliser. It gives me the control over what goes into my garden. We have been growing with organic and spray free for 42 years. Having this means I can mix my own garden mix for potting on in the greenhouse and around my established plants. Getting great results. Happy plants. Thank you for this product.
Sue M
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