Daltons Premium Bulb Mix
Daltons Premium Bulb Mix
Daltons Premium Bulb Mix has been specially formulated to provide a free-draining, nutrient-rich mix for healthy bulbs and beautiful blooms. It suits use in pots, containers, or directly in the garden.
Uses
- Bulbs grown in pots and containers.
- Outdoor bulb planting.
- Seasonal bulb displays and flowering containers.
Product Features
- Contains a complete blend of fertilisers including Osmocote® controlled-release fertiliser.
- Blended from 100% organic and renewable ingredients.
- Contains added calcium to support strong bulb health.
- Contains Coco Fibre to improve moisture retention and promote healthy root development.
- Commercially proven and used by professional nurserymen across New Zealand.
- Guaranteed 100% weed free.
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How to use
Container Planting
- Fill container with Daltons Premium Bulb Mix leaving at least 3cm at the top of the container for ease of watering.
- Place each bulb to a depth of twice it’s own length under the surface. Space bulbs 2-3cm apart.
- Make sure bulbs are covered and the mix firmly pressed down in the container.
- Water thoroughly and allow to drain. For the best results liquid feed regularly during active growth.
- Apply a layer of Daltons Mulch & Feed on the surface of the mix to improve moisture retention.
Outdoor Use
Daltons Premium Bulb Mix can also be used for outdoor planting providing excellent results.
- Dig a hole approximately 15cm deep. Fill to ground level with Daltons Premium Bulb Mix.
- Plant bulbs to the desired depth and cover with another layer of Daltons Premium Bulb Mix.
For potting or repotting some sensitive or specialised crops in containers, best results will be achieved by using one of the following Daltons specialised mixes:
- Daltons Premium Acid Mix
- Daltons Premium Cacti & Succulent Mix
- Daltons Premium Orchid Mix
Tips and know how
We recommend a generous application of Daltons Premium Bulb Fertiliser once the bulb spike has penetrated the growing media. A second application once flowers have begun to die down will encourage healthy bulb production for the next flowering season.