Gärtner's 2 x 5 kg blue fertilizer 12 + 6 + 15 + 2 reduced phosphate

 

NPK fertilizer with magnesium.

• Contains all main and important trace nutrients in mineralized form

• Nitrogen for targeted and lasting growth of the plants

• Balanced phosphate content for radiant flowers and strong fruit setting

• Potash for high harvest quality and healthy plant tissue

• Plant-friendly potassium sulphate, particularly beneficial for berries and vegetables

• Magnesium for perfect leaf green formation

• Trace nutrients to prevent deficiency symptoms

 

Application rates for vegetables

vegetables

1. Fertilization g/m² basic fertilization

(before sowing or planting)

2. Fertilization g/m² additional fertilization after 4 weeks

3. Fertilization g/m² additional fertilization after 8 weeks

cauliflower

broccoli

80

80

40

bush beans

70

-

-

endive

60

40

-

Peas

40

-

-

Lamb's lettuce

20

20

-

Kale

80

50

-

cucumbers

70

70

-

potatoes

40

40

-

Kohlrabi

60

50

-

lettuce

70

-

-

carrots

40

50

40

Parsely

3

20

20

leek

80

80

-

radish

50

-

-

Cauliflower

70

70

40

Beetroot

80

80

20

celery

60

70

30

Asparagus - young plants

in spring 50

-

-

Asparagus - Earnings

after cutting time 80

-

-

spinach

70

70

-

runner beans

60

50

-

tomatoes

70

45

45

onions

40

40

-

 

 

Application rates for flowers, perennials, ornamental shrubs

Flowers, perennials, ornamental shrubs

Spring fertilization March

summer fertilization 2. half of June

Summer fertilization at the end of July/beginning of August

perennials

up to 50 cm in height

50

-

-

perennials

over 50 cm in height

50

30

-

Summer flowers (ageratum, lobelia, salvia, zinnia…)

-

50

50

roses

70

30

30

shrubs

weak growing

60

-

-

shrubs

strongly growing

80

60

-

 

Application rates for fruit

fruit

1. Fertilization g/m²

2. Fertilization g/m²

3. Fertilization g/m²

pome and stone fruit

early spring 40

after flowering 20

after June fruit drop 20

berry bushes

early spring 50

after flowering 30

-

strawberries

new installations

before planting 30

6 weeks after 30

-

strawberries

in yield

early spring 30

after harvest 50

in Aug 30

 

tips

• Work lightly into the soil after spreading.

• Fast acting when the fertilizer is dissolved in the soil by rainfall or irrigation.

• When planting new plants, do not put the fertilizer in the planting hole, as direct contact with the roots should be avoided.


dosage

• 1 handful about 90 g

• 1 tablespoon about 25 g

Gärtner's 2 x 5 kg blue fertilizer 12 + 6 + 15 + 2 reduced phosphate • Contains all main and important trace nutrients in mineralized form • Balanced phosphate content for radiant flowers and strong fruit setting • Potash for high harvest quality and healthy plant tissue • Plant-friendly potassium sulphate, particularly beneficial for berries and vegetables 2. Fertilization g/m² additional fertilization after 4 weeks 3. Fertilization g/m² additional fertilization after 8 weeks Application rates for flowers, perennials, ornamental shrubs Summer fertilization at the end of July/beginning of August • Fast acting when the fertilizer is dissolved in the soil by rainfall or irrigation. • When planting new plants, do not put the fertilizer in the planting hole, as direct contact with the roots sh
Gärtner's 2 x 5 kg blue fertilizer 12 + 6 + 15 + 2 reduced phosphate • Contains all main and important trace nutrients in mineralized form • Balanced phosphate content for radiant flowers and strong fruit setting • Potash for high harvest quality and healthy plant tissue • Plant-friendly potassium sulphate, particularly beneficial for berries and vegetables 2. Fertilization g/m² additional fertilization after 4 weeks 3. Fertilization g/m² additional fertilization after 8 weeks Application rates for flowers, perennials, ornamental shrubs Summer fertilization at the end of July/beginning of August • Fast acting when the fertilizer is dissolved in the soil by rainfall or irrigation. • When planting new plants, do not put the fertilizer in the planting hole, as direct contact with the roots sh