For growing strong healthy plants that resist pests, disease and rotting.
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Description
Typical analysis of Flower Blend
Nitrogen
1.5%
Phosphate
2.5%
Potassium
2.7%
Calcium
13.5%
Silica
28.0%
Sulphate
2.0%
Plus 60 other micro nutrients
What it does
Promotes a more robust, healthier root system, stimulates bud formation and flower growth. Fortifies plants to better withstand adverse conditions. Provides a balance of nutrients as required by flowering plants. This improves the depth of colour and quality of the flowers while enhancing the keeping qualities after picking.
Where and when to use it
In the preparation of all flower beds, at planting and around all established plants. Flower Blend has been blended specifically to enhance the flowering potential of all plants.
How often to use it
BEFORE PLANTING
In bed preparation.
ESTABLISHED PLANTS
Generally, apply every 8 weeks until plant ceases to fower. When perennials have ceased to fower, re-apply when plants are pruned, then every 8 weeks till flowering ceases. More often if necessary.
Application rate
FLOWER BED PREPARATION
300gm/m²(3 handfuls) of Flower Blend and lightly work into the soil and water, or alternatively combine with Garden Mate.
AT PLANTING
25gm/5cm diameter of the hole (one tablespoon) Garden Mate in the hole. (Example: width of the hole is 15cm, use 3 tablespoons). Apply 300gm/m² (3 handfuls) of Flower Blend after backfilling and water in thoroughly.
ESTABLISHED PLANTS
300gm/m²
POT PLANTS
1-2 handfuls/300mm pot diameter
Other important information
- Does not contain muriate of potash, urea or superphosphate.
- Will not burn plant foliage or root hairs.
- Stabilises soil pH.
- For the best response, spread on the soil and lightly raked, then water-in thoroughly.
- Safe for Australian native plants.
- For best results use in conjunction with other Earthlife garden products.
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