Organic Liquid Fertilizer for Vegetables & Herbs - 1 Liter

Yes, the fertilizer is a universal fertilizer for fruit vegetables like peppers. It supports healthy growth and a rich harvest of your potted plants.

Yes, the fertilizer is also suitable for berries like strawberries. For these plants, we recommend a fertilization interval of every 2-4 weeks.

At cooler temperatures, the liquid fertilizer can become thick. This is due to the crystallization of residual sugar and can be remedied by adding lukewarm water and shaking vigorously.

No, storage in the refrigerator is not necessary. The undiluted bottle can be stored almost indefinitely between +5°C and +40°C if stored properly.

Yes, chilies are considered fruit vegetables and can be optimally supplied with this fertilizer. As heavy feeders, they should be fertilized weekly.

A 1-liter bottle of fertilizer is sufficient for about 50 applications of 5 liters of watering water. The exact amount used per season depends on the number and type of your plants, as well as the fertilization interval.

The dosage is 2 caps per 5 liters of water. Assuming a size of approx. 10 ml per cap, around 50 watering cans with 5 liters of fertilizer solution can be made from a 1-liter bottle.

Yes, this organic NK fertilizer 4+6 liquid is made using 100% plant-based substances from food production and is therefore suitable for organic farming.

Yes, the fertilizer is specially suitable for fruit vegetables such as tomatoes, cucumbers and peppers. It supports their healthy growth and a rich harvest.

The fertilizer should be stored away from direct sunlight to maintain its quality. Storage at temperatures above 40°C is not recommended.

No, the fertilizer should be stored between +5°C and +40°C. At lower temperatures, it can become viscous.

The fertilizer is universally designed for fruit vegetables. This also includes eggplants, zucchini or pumpkins, which are also heavy feeders. It supports healthy growth and a rich harvest.

Tomatoes are heavy feeders and should be fertilized once a week. Mix 2 capfuls of the fertilizer with 5 liters of water.

Yes, the thickening at cooler temperatures is normal and can be fixed. Simply add some lukewarm water and shake the bottle vigorously to dissolve the crystallization.

The fertilizer is primarily designed for use in soil as a soil or foliar fertilizer. For hydroponic systems, this fertilizer is not explicitly designed and could cause unwanted reactions.

Yes, with foliar fertilization, an immediate effect of the nutrients occurs. Pay attention to a fine misting and the correct dilution of 2 caps per 5 liters of water.

Herbs are among the plants that should be fertilized every 2-4 weeks. Mix 2 caps of the fertilizer into 5 liters of water.

The fertilizer should be stored protected from frost, ideally between +5°C and +40°C. At too low temperatures, it can become viscous, which makes the application difficult.

The dilution is 2 caps per 5 liters of water. Water the diluted solution sparingly and evenly around the plant roots until the soil is moist. The amount per plant depends on its size.

A 1-liter bottle is enough for 50 watering cans of 5 liters of fertilizer solution (with 2 caps per 5 liters of water). This corresponds to a total of approx. 250 liters of finished fertilizer solution.

The effect of the nutrients in soil fertilization lasts about three weeks. In heavy rain, some of the nutrients can be washed out; however, an immediate re-fertilization is usually not necessary, stick to the recommended intervals.

Yes, the liquid fertilizer is explicitly intended for berry bushes as well. Blueberry bushes can be optimally supplied with it.

No, this liquid fertilizer is a universal fertilizer for supplying nutrients to fruit vegetables, berries and herbs. It has no weed-killing effect.

The fertilizer is suitable for herbs. For very young seedlings, we recommend waiting with the first fertilization until the plants have developed a few true leaves. Then start with a slightly reduced dose.

The fertilizer is primarily designed for fruit vegetables, berries and herbs. For salad plants, which are leafy vegetables, it is not explicitly listed.

You should use pre-diluted liquid fertilizer in the short term. Longer storage leads to fermentation, loss of nutrients and a strong odor.

With foliar fertilization, the effect of the fertilizer occurs immediately. With soil fertilization, the nutrient effect sets in after a few days and then lasts for about 3 weeks.

For berries like strawberries, which are heavy feeders, weekly fertilization is recommended. This way, the plants receive optimal nutrients for a rich harvest.