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General Plant Fertilizer Tablets - Houseplant Fertilizer Tablets - Plant Growth Bait, Phytonutrient Tablets/1pcs

Product information

Description

General description

Our General Plant Fertilizer Tablets are designed to enhance nutrient intake and promote robust plant growth. These tablets utilize efficient absorption technology, allowing nutrients to be directly absorbed by the roots, improving the overall health and vitality of your plants. Formulated with a balanced blend of nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium, and trace elements, these tablets provide essential nutrients for a variety of plants, including vegetables, flowering plants, bulbs, succulents, and fruit plants.

Technical specifications

Formulation: Nutrient-rich tablets

Shelf life: 3 years

Dosage based on pot size:

Less than 10CM (3.94"): 1 piece

10-18CM (3.94-7.09"): 2 pieces

18-30CM (7.09-11.81"): 3 pieces

Usage

To use the tablets, simply place them directly into the soil. For optimal results, apply once every 2 months during spring and summer, and once every 3 months in autumn and winter, adjusting based on the specific needs of your plants. This easy-to-use method eliminates the need for additional tools, making it a convenient addition to your gardening routine.

Other information

Product list: 22 tablets

Note: Due to light and screen settings, the item's color may vary slightly.

Please allow 1-3cm differences due to manual measurement.

Features

Brand
COOCHEER
Weight
0.15 kg
Volume in litres
1 l
Fertilizer action
Soil life stimulation
Long-lasting action
Yes
Consistency
Pellet
Type of fertiliser
Synthetic-based
ManoMano Reference
ME88946871
MMID
802859142002
Product code
SPYZNB-061221
EAN
3773584153789

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