Granulated nitrophoska is a fertilizer that meets the requirements of the most demanding gardeners, among whom it is highly regarded. The all-purpose chloride-free granulate is recommended for spring fertilization of all ornamental, vegetable and fruit plants. It supports their development, increases resistance and its excellent absorption ensures quick action. You will achieve the best possible results by applying it several weeks before sowing or planting. Since nitrophoska is characterized by the high nitrogen content, it guantees good star for all young plants.

Ingredients: nitrogen - 13.3%, potassium - 17.3%, phosphorus - 6.1%, sulphur - 21%, magnesium - 4.5% and other micronutrients: iron, copper, zinc, manganese i molybdenum.

Instructions of use: broadcast the fertilizer in the spring, either before planting in order to fertilize the soil, or as top-dressing. Spread the granulate evenly on the soil and plough into the upper laye of the soil, preventing the plants from direct contact with the product. Ornamental perennials, trees and shrubs should be fed in June the latest. Fertilize vegetables and shrubs for the last time 3 weeks before planned harvest.

One package contains 3 kg of the granulated nitrophoska from Florovit®.

Application method:
Single application before the sow or planting - Vegetables: 30-150 grams per 1 m2 depending on the type of the culture. Single application in spring, after the ground has thawed - Ornamental plants: 30-80 grams per 1 m2 depending on the type of the culture. Single application in spring - fruit trees and shrubs - conifer and deciduous trees and shrubs - before planting: 40-50 grams per 1 m2. Single application in spring; after the start of the vegetation: Conifer trees and shrubs: 30-40 grams per 1 m2, Deciduous trees and shrubs: 20-30 grams per 1 m2. Double application; early in spring and mid-June - Fruit trees in the 1 year after planting: 15-30 grams per 1 m2. Single application in spring - young orchards, fruit-producing orchards, currants, gooseberry, raspberry, strawberries: 20-80 grams per 1 m2 depending on the cultivation method. Every 4 weeks from spring onwards - Lawns: recreational: 30 grams per 1 m2, showcase and sporting grounds: 10-20 grams per 1 m2. 50 grams of fertilizer equals circa 3 heaped tablespoons.