SUBSTRAL Naturen Organic Universal Liquid Fertilizer with Brown Seaweed - 2 L
SUBSTRAL Naturen Organic Universal Liquid Fertilizer with Brown Seaweed - 2 L
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Universal liquid fertilizer based on brown seaweed, intended for ornamental plants as well as small fruits and vegetables grown in pots.
Key features
- For potted plants on balconies, terraces, and in the garden
- Formula composed of ingredients of plant-based and natural origin
- Suitable for flowers, ornamental plants, herbs, small fruits, and compatible vegetables
- Content: 2 L
Usage instructions
Shake well before use. Pour the recommended quantity into a watering can, then top up with water. Use the entire prepared solution to prevent odors from forming in the watering can.
- Balcony plants, miniature and columnar fruit trees: 1 measuring cap, approx. 40 ml, in 3 L of water - once a week
- Tomatoes, cucumbers, zucchini, bell peppers, chili peppers, cabbage, and potatoes: 1 measuring cap, approx. 40 ml, in 3 L of water - apply 5 L of solution once a week
- Carrots and onions: 1 measuring cap, approx. 40 ml, in 3 L of water - apply 5 L of solution per m² every two weeks
- Strawberries, lettuce, and radishes: 1 measuring cap, approx. 40 ml, in 3 L of water - apply 2 to 3 times during cultivation
- Herbs: 1 measuring cap, approx. 40 ml, in 6 L of water - every 1 to 2 weeks
- Low-maintenance herbs, notably thyme, rosemary, and savory: fertilize only every 4 weeks
- Indoor plants: 1 measuring cap, approx. 40 ml, in 6 L of water - once a week during growth; in winter, for sensitive plants, or when light is insufficient, every 2 to 3 weeks
General period of use: April to September. For indoor plants, use is possible year-round only during their active growth phase.
Precautions
Do not use undiluted and do not overdose. Keep the product closed in its original packaging, out of the reach of children and animals. The information on the packaging and the official instruction leaflet takes priority.
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