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• Fall fertilizer makes garden plants and lawns more resistant to winter cold and diseases. • Fertilizing prepares plants for next year’s growth, flowering, and crop production. • The phosphorus and potassium in fall fertilizer are essential for plants to overwinter successfully, for shoots to lignify, and for seed germination, as well as for the formation of flowers and fruits. • 14-day return policy.
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As autumn approaches, perennial plants begin to prepare for winter. This is the right time to apply Baltic Agro’s fall fertilizer, which makes garden plants and lawns more resistant to winter cold and diseases. In addition, fertilizing prepares plants for next year’s growth, flowering, and crop production.
The phosphorus and potassium in the fall fertilizer are essential for plants to overwinter successfully, for shoots to lignify, and for seed germination, as well as for the formation of flowers and fruits. In the Nordic countries, it is not recommended to use nitrogen-based fall fertilizer, as it makes plants more susceptible to cold damage. Nitrogen can be one of the causes of plant death in winter. Baltic Agro’s fall garden fertilizer contains no nitrogen and is best suited for Estonia’s harsh climate.
Application
Lawn: 4 kg/150 m²
Ornamental trees, shrubs, and hedge plants: 50–70 g/m²
Conifers and rock garden plants: 40 g/m²
Perennial garden flowers: 30–50 g/m²
Roses: 50–60 g/m²
Rhododendrons: 50–60 g/m²
Strawberries, raspberries: 4 kg/100 m²
Currants, gooseberries: 40–50 g/m² (80–125 g per bush)
Fruit trees: 80 g/m²; 1 heaping spoonful is equivalent to approximately 20 grams.
When fertilizing, take into account the soil type and the plants’ nutrient requirements. Do not exceed the recommended application rates.