A triple effect for a healthy lawn:
growth – thanks to its special composition,
detoxifying effect – due to its magnesium content,
anti-mould effect – thanks to its increased iron content.
Pack sizes: 3 kg, 10 kg
NPK 20-5-5 (+3 Mgo + 1 Fe) compound fertiliser
Suitable for all types of lawn.
During the growing season, it is recommended to water thoroughly 1–2 days after mowing. (For more details, see the ‘How should I apply it?’ tab.)
It is advisable to start the first application in the spring, when the lawn’s nutrient requirements are at their highest (application rate: 30 g/nm); at the start of summer, an application of 25–30 g/nm is recommended. A 10 kg bag of lawn fertiliser is sufficient for a single application to 350 square metres. These application recommendations are general in nature; when using the fertiliser, take the soil’s nutrient content into account. Avoid over-fertilising!
You can rely on us – we’ve already proven ourselves in hundreds of thousands of households.
You’re sure to find some potting compost that’s just right for you.
Your FLORIMO® potting compost may contain enough nutrients to last for several months.
This is how we ensure the very best quality from spring to winter.
In this way, essential nutrients are absorbed through the root system, making our plants healthier.
We mix the ingredients for our potting soils exclusively on the basis of computer-generated formulas.
We supply our products throughout the region, from Italy to Romania.
As well as our products, you’ll also receive expert advice in specialist shops, as they’ve been familiar with FLORIMO® for many years.
Please get in touch with us and we’ll be happy to answer any questions you may have.
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