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7in1 Citrus and Fruit Fertiliser

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7in1 Citrus and Fruit Fertiliser

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The combination of organic and controlled release nutrients in 7in1 Citrus and Fruit Fertiliser provides all essential elements required to boost growth, yield and health. The organic ingredients also enhance microbial and earthworm activity and improve soil structure. Added wetting agent increases soil wettability and water retention in dry conditions. 7in1 Citrus and Fruit Fertiliser  combines 7 organic ingredients into a single pellet, providing a natural supply of essential nutrients for immediate and long term plant growth and health.

Uses
  • Feeding fruit and citrus trees in gardens, orchards and containers.
  • Ideal for use at planting and as a seasonal feed.
  • Supporting consistent growth and fruit production.
Product Features
  • N10 - P2.5 - K1.5 + 4Mg + TE
  • 12 month controlled release fertiliser
  • Supplies plant nutrients exactly at the moment plants need them, providing optimum growth.

 

Daltons 7-in-1 range contains the following ingredients to boost your plants:

  • Chicken Manure
  • Sheep Manure
  • Organic Matter
  • Dolomite Lime
  • Seaweed Extracts
  • Trace Elements
  • Zeolite
SDS 7in1 Fruit & Citrus Fertiliser Safety Data Sheet
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How to use

At Planting 

3 litre pots    =  1-2 scoops per plant
4 litre pots    =  2-3 scoops per plant
5+ litre pots  =  3-4 scoops per plant

Mix with soil in planting hole. Water well after planting.

Topdressing Containers

50cm diameter    1-2 scoops
75cm diameter    2-3 scoops
Spread evenly across top of pot. 
Apply a mulch layer to prevent weed growth and for improved water retention and distribution.

Established Tress

2-4 scoops per m2 spread evenly out to drip line. 

When to apply

Reapply every 10-12 months. For best results apply in early spring and late summer.

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