Pack size: 2 kg
N 4%, P 3.6%, K 3.5%, Ca 1.4%, Mg 0.4%
For fertilising strawberries and small fruits
100% poultry manure
Before planting strawberries, work 15 dkg/m² or 1 dkg per plant into the soil; as a maintenance fertiliser, apply 15 dkg/m² in early spring, 10 dkg/m² at flowering, and 15 dkg/m² after fruit ripening, scattered around the plants and then carefully worked into the soil and watered in; for soft fruits (strawberries, raspberries, blackberries, redcurrants, gooseberries) and for planting vines, mix 4–8 dkg per plant into the soil of the planting hole; as a maintenance fertiliser, apply 8–12 dkg/m² in early spring and at flowering, after harvest, at a rate of 10–15 dkg/m², scattered around the plant, then worked into the soil and watered in
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