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Daltons Premium Extend Complete Fertiliser

Daltons Premium Extend Complete Fertiliser

Daltons Premium Extend Complete Fertiliser is designed for general garden use including flowers, roses, trees and shrubs*, citrus, natives, fruit trees and vegetables, in garden beds or containers. The patented nitrification inhibitor coating slows the delivery of nitrogen to plants. This provides a longer lasting slow release delivery of nutrients for up to 4 months, improving growth and yields, and reducing leaching.

  • For flowers, shrubs, fruit and vegetables in garden beds,pots or containers.
  • Nitrogen stabilising technology. 
  • Safe, easy to use, dust free formulation.

Daltons Premium Extend Complete Fertiliser also contains a balanced blend of trace elements including magnesium and iron. Its chloride and dust free formulation makes it safe to use in all garden situations.

N:12  P:3.5  K:13  +1.8Mg +TE

SDS Premium Extend Complete Fertiliser Safety Data Sheet

Where to buy
*Stores are indicative only. Please phone stores for confirmation of availability.

Related Products

Daltons Premium Mulch & Grow
Daltons Premium Garden Mix
Daltons Premium Acid Fertiliser

How to use

Application

One adult handful holds approx. 70gms. 1 Metric cup = 300gms.

Prior to Planting

Spread 150gms per m2 of Daltons Premium Extend Complete Fertiliser across garden bed and mix thoroughly with existing soil. 

Topdressing containers

Add 1.5gms per litre of the container. Spread around top of container, avoiding direct contact with foliage.

Established Plants

Apply Daltons Premium Extend Complete Fertiliser twice per season, once in early Spring and again after the first blooms have begun to open, at the rate of 200gms per m2 across the garden bed. For trees and shrubs spread to drip line. 
Always water in well after application.

 

 

Tips and know how

TIP: For improved growth and weed control apply Daltons Mulch & Grow after fertilising. Refer to application instructions on bag.
*For acid loving shrubs such as Camelia and Rhododendrons we recommend using Daltons Premium Acid Fertiliser.

Related Information

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