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7in1 Citrus and Fruit Fertiliser

7in1-Citrus & Fruit Fert Box-500g

7in1 Citrus and Fruit Fertiliser

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7in1 Citrus & Fruit Fertiliser combines natural plant nutrients with controlled-release fertiliser to supply all the essential nutrients for stronger growth, healthier plants and higher yields. It improves soil structure while encouraging beneficial microbial and earthworm activity, and provides a long-lasting nutrient supply.

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Uses

  • Continuous nutrition throughout the growing season for all citrus and fruit trees.
  • Suitable for trees in the ground, pots and containers.

Product Features

  • N10 + P2.5 + K1.5 + 4Mg + TE
  • 7in1 natural ingredients: combines 7 ingredients into easy-to-use pellets, providing a natural supply of essential nutrients for immediate and long-term plant growth and health.
  • Controlled-release: 12 month controlled-release fertiliser supplies plant nutrients when plants need them most, for optimum growth.
  • Balanced and safe to use.

Every 7in1 Fert Pellet combines seven natural ingredients:

  • Natural Manures
  • NPK
  • Magnesium
  • Organic Matter
  • Dolomite
  • Seaweed Extracts
  • Trace Elements

Due to the natural composition of 7in1 Fert Pellets, nutrient content can vary. The analysis shown is typical.

SDS 7in1 Fruit & Citrus Fertiliser Safety Data Sheet
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7in1 Compost
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How to use

1 scoop = approx. 40g

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 and water in 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 Trees

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

When to Apply

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

Tips and know how

To improve soil health, mix 7in1 Compost with existing soil in the planting hole.

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