Fertilizer for lawn «Pro-Complex» - 1 kg

Granular super fertilizer for lawns «Pro-Complex» - is a balanced organic granule. Granular SUPER FERTILIZER is based on the principle of precise prescription placement of macro- and microelements useful for crops under a layer of a protective shell of organic granules (OP). Each granule contains a complete and balanced complex of elements necessary for each plant.

Due to this, the utilization rate of nutrients contained in exhaust gas is 1.5 times higher compared to mineral fertilizers, where a maximum of 25-30% of nutrients are absorbed, and the percentage of plants assimilating exhaust gas elements is 80-90%.

The protective shell of the organic granule slowly dissolves in the soil and guarantees prolonged nutrition of crops and the availability of substances depending on the needs of plants during a certain period of development. Organo-granule works in early spring, when plants need growth stimulation, in summer - during the active growing season, and in autumn, strengthening plants for the winter due to its prolonged action.

Controlled release of elements. Each plant has its own growing season and it is very important that the plant has a full set of elements during the entire growing season. The release of nutrients from the fertilizer granule meets the requirements of plants during their growing season.

The action begins at temperatures above 0°C and as the temperature increases, the release of nutrients becomes more intense, taking into account the development of the plant. The level of soil acidity, the content of salts and microorganisms in them do not affect the release of nutrients from the organic granule.

Preparative form: granules

Component composition: nitrogen (N) - 16%, phosphorus (P) - 16%, potassium (K) - 16%, magnesium (MgO) - 1.7%, sulfur (SO3) - 7.5%, boron (B ) - 0.02%, copper - 0.03%, manganese (Mn) - 0.25%, zinc - 0.04%, molybdenum - 0.002%, iron - 0.08%.

Advantages: strong root system; lack of moss; rich green grass.

Application:

Lawn care: apply three times a season with an interval of 60 days: early spring (March-April), spring-summer (May-June) and late summer (July-August).

Application period: March-August.

Consumption rates:

Lawns

• Fertilizers during planting - 30 g per m2;
• Basic application (March) - 20 g per m2;
• Top dressing (May-August) - 30 g per m2.

Spread the recommended rate evenly over the dry lawn, then water the area thoroughly.

Elements:

MACROELEMENTS

NITROGEN - GROWTH. Stimulates the growth of vegetative mass and is especially important during the period of growth of young shoots and leaves: 75% of nitrogen is absorbed in the period of time from bud break to flowering, 20% from flowering to the beginning of fruiting and only 5% from harvest to the end of the growing season.

Lack of nitrogen causes stunted plant growth (tillering slows down), chlorosis and gradual death of leaves and falling of the ovary, young clusters, berries and fruits remain underdeveloped (saccharity and content of useful elements decreases).

POTASSIUM - IMMUNITY. Potassium is a building material of cell walls (determines the turgor of a plant cell, increases plant immunity to unfavorable conditions by accelerating the formation of carbohydrates). In addition, it is a microelement of the root (stimulates the growth of the root system) and the final phase of ripening (the stage of formation of tubers or fruit ovary) - it makes the stem stronger, reducing the effect of “tops lodging”, affects the color of the fruit, their taste, intensity of ripening and quality of storage .

A lack of potassium leads to a decrease in plant drought resistance, chlorosis, and shortening of shoots.

MESO ELEMENTS

COPPER METABOLISM. The most important element for metabolism (metabolism and energy) in the plant. The element regulates the flow of solar energy into cells and is also responsible for reproductive growth and tillering.

MICROELEMENTS

IRON - BREATH. Plant respiration and, in particular, its intensity is determined by the level of iron. It regulates the processes of oxidation and reduction of complex organic compounds. Iron can be reutilized, that is, move from old leaves to young ones. The main nutrition of plants occurs through ferrous and oxidizing compounds of iron. With a lack of iron, diseases of the young leaves of the plant occur: they become yellow-white, while the old leaves become significantly lighter.