NPK 13-13-21 Compound Fertiliser / Fertilizer Flowering Fruiting Plants / Basket / Baskets

We also sell fertiliser baskets for your use:

Just put the fertiliser in the basket and stick it into the soil.

Help to control the amount of fertiliser to add to the plants.

Prevent fertiliser from being lost due to strong winds.

Each basket: 2.2cm x 4.8cm

 

NPK 13-13-21 Used for flowering/fruiting plants

Promotes healthier flowering and blooming in crops, ornamental plants, and landscape plants.

Immediately used and absorbed by the plants, with rapid initial response

Some fruiting plants that are heavy feeders such as tomatoes need supplemental boosts in the middle of its growing period.

 

Directions of Use for Fertiliser:

Use the following amount for:

Small pots (< 15 cm) - 1/2 teaspoon

Large pots (> 15 cm) - 1 tablespoons

Trees - 2-4 tablespoons

Frequent applications at low rates gives best results in sustaining growth, water immediately after to start absorption by the plants.

 

Contains:

Nitrogen (N) - 13%

Phosphorous (P) - 13%

Potassium (K) - 21%

 

Nitrogen

Promotes green leafy growth

Most likely to be deficient in garden soils

Inadequate nitrogen: Result in yellowing and dropping of older leaves, stunted growth

Excess nitrogen: Result in plants growing too fast and may become weak and spindly. May produce more leaves and stems than flowers, fruits or edible roots

 

Phosphorus

Promotes strong root growth, flowering and fruiting

Inadequate phosphorus: Result in dull green leaves with a purple tint, stunted growth and reduced yield

Excess phosphorus: Unlikely to harm your plants, but is a serious pollutant of water sources

 

Potassium

Regulates the synthesis of proteins and starches that make sturdy plants

Results in higher resistance to diseases, heat and cold

Inadequate potassium: Result in reduced flowering and fruiting, spotted or curled older leaves and weak stems and roots

Excess potassium: Result in salt burn on leaf tips, turning them brown

 

Inorganic fertilisers:

Made from chemicals required for plant growth

Act faster than organic fertilisers

Most part are water soluble, hence last for a shorter period of time

Can come in liquid forms