These fertiliser sticks can be used for both pot-grown and outdoor Mediterranean plants, promoting their optimal growth and flowering. Thanks to the even uptake of nutrients, the plants become vigorous and adorn their surroundings with lush green foliage and colourful flowers. With an adequate supply of nutrients, plants become more resistant to environmental stress and retain their beauty and health for longer.
Contents: 30 items
N: 9%, P2 O5: 7%, K2 O: 8% (2MgO)
For the slow, sustained release of nutrients to Mediterranean plants over a period of 12 weeks.
Push the stake fully into the ground near the plant’s roots, then water the plant as required.
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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.
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