Natural fertilizers organic transplanting fertilizer

4-10-2

An organic fertilizer made from hen manure and bone meal. Perfect for planting perrenials, shrubs, bulbs and seeding or sodding of lawns.
Product detailsHow to use

Available formats

  Bag 8 kg    Pail 2,5 kg   Box 1,5kg  

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Mélanger l’engrais à la terre lors de la plantation.

La poudre d’os est un stimulant naturel pour les racines.

Le Transplanteur favorise la croissance après la plantation.

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Uses

For planting a wide variety of plants
  • Enhances root development.
  • Adds organic matter from hen manure.

Approved for organic agriculture

This fertilizer is approved for use in organic production by :
  • OCQV
  • Ecocert Canada

Ingredients

  • Hen manure
  • Bone meal

Composition

  • Dried, dehydrated and pelletized
  • No soil or compost added to the product
  • No binding agents used to hold particles together
  • Does not contain:
    • sludge
    • synthetic substances
    • fillers

Minimum guaranteed analysis

Total Nitrogen (N)
 4%
Available Phosphoric Acid (P2O5)
 10%
Soluble Potash (K2O)
 2%
Calcium (Ca)
 4%
Organic matter
 50%
Moisture (maximum)
 10%
pH
 ±7.1

Pellet size

1.5 kg Box - Maximum width : 3 mm - Maximum length : 6 mm 2.5 kg Pail and 8 kg Bag small granules : 2.5 x 2.5 mm (250 SGN)

Application rates

Annuals, perennials, rose bushes, and flowering shrubs
Mix in 120 g per m² (2/3 cup/11 sq. ft.).

Bulbs
Mix 16 g (1 ½ tbsp) into the soil under each bulb.

Seeding or sodding of lawns
Spread 1.5 kg per 25 m² on the ground before seeding or laying down sod (3.3 lbs/270 sq. ft.).

Coverage

Annuals, perennials, rose bushes and fruit trees
1.5 kg covers 14 m² (3.3 lbs/150 sq. ft.)

Seeding and sodding of lawns
1.5 kg covers 25 m² (3.3 lbs/270 sq.ft.)
8 kg covers 136 m² (17.6 lbs/1465 sq. ft.)


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