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Daltons Controlled Release Bulb Fert

Daltons Controlled Release Bulb Fert

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Daltons Controlled Release Bulb Fertiliser is a premium blend of controlled and slow-release fertilisers designed to promote strong root growth, lush foliage, and vibrant blooms in all bulb varieties. It provides long-lasting, balanced nutrition to help your bulbs thrive.

Uses
  • Ideal for both in-ground and container planting.
  • Feeding all bulb varieties, including flowering and ornamental bulbs.
  • Supporting strong root development and healthy foliage.
Product Features
  • N9 + P5 + K13 + 1.2Mg + TE
  • Feeds for up to 6 months with controlled and slow-release nutrients.
  • Contains essential micronutrients and trace elements.
  • Easy to apply uniformly for even growth.
  • Encourages plentiful flowers year after year.
  • Formulated specifically for New Zealand growing conditions.
SDS Controlled Release Bulb Fertiliser Safety Data Sheet
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How to use

Prior to Planting

Spread ½ scoop per m2 evenly across garden bed and mix thoroughly with existing soil. Water well.

Established Plants

Apply at the rate of ½ scoop per m2 evenly once the bulbs have begun to push through the soil. Avoid contact with the foliage and fertiliser collecting in the leaf apex. Water in well after application.

Topdressing Bulbs in Containers

Add 5g per litre of the container. Spread evenly around top of container avoiding direct contact with foliage and water well.

TIP: For improved growth and weed control apply Daltons Mulch & Feed after fertilising. Refer to application instructions on bag.

 

Tips and know how

For an extra good start, improve soil structure by blending Daltons Bulb Mix or Daltons Garden Mix with existing soil prior to planting.

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