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General Plant Fertilizer Tablets - Houseplant Fertilizer Tablets - Plant Growth Bait, Phytonutrient Tablets/2pcs

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Description

General description

Our General Plant Fertilizer Tablets are designed to enhance nutrient intake and promote robust plant growth. These tablets feature an innovative formula that combines a well-balanced blend of essential nutrients, including nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium, and trace elements, ensuring a complete diet for your plants. They are suitable for a variety of crops, including vegetable plants, flowering plants, bulbs, succulents, and fruit plants.

Technical specifications

  • Quantity: 2 tablets
  • Shelf life: 3 years
  • Dosage based on pot diameter:
  • 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, depending on the plant's needs. This easy-to-use method eliminates the need for additional tools, allowing for a cleaner gardening experience.

    Other information

    Note: Due to lighting and screen settings, the item's color may vary slightly. There may be slight size differences (1-3cm) due to manual measurement.

    Features

    • Brand
      COOCHEER
    • Weight
      0.3 kg
    • Pcs per pack
      2
    • Volume in litres
      1 l
    • Fertilizer action
      Growth
    • Long-lasting action
      Yes
    • Consistency
      Pellet
    • Type of fertiliser
      Synthetic-based
    • ManoMano Reference
      ME88946889
    • MMID
      772773412326
    • Product code
      SPYZNB-061220
    • EAN
      3773584153772
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