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Daltons Ready to Grow Vegetable Fertiliser

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Daltons Ready to Grow Vegetable Fertiliser

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Daltons Vegetable Fertiliser is a granular blend of compound slow-release and nutrient-specific fertilisers formulated to provide balanced nutrition for vigorous, healthy vegetable crops. It supports strong, even growth for up to 12 weeks.

Uses
  • Feeding a wide range of vegetable crops.
  • Improving soil nutrient levels in garden beds and planter boxes.
  • Ideal for use when planting or as a mid-season feed.
Product Features
  • N8 + P5 + K6 + 1Mg + TE
  • Delivers essential plant nutrients for 8-12 weeks.
  • Increased soluble phosphorus and potassium levels for enhanced vegetable production.
  • Easy to apply uniformly, resulting in even growth.
  • Formulated specifically for New Zealand growing conditions.

 

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SDS Ready to Grow Vegetable Fertiliser Safety Data Sheet
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How to use

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

Prior to planting

Water soil thoroughly before application. Apply at the rate of 100g per m2. Mix thoroughly with existing soil to a depth of at least 10-15cm and water well.

Existing vegetables in beds

Apply at the rate of 100-150g per m2 evenly across the garden bed. Water in well after application. Can be applied all year round to suit your crop.

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