Description
Shop 5kg Lawn Fertiliser 4:1:1 (30) for Home Delivery in Cape Town
- Specially formulated 5kg lawn fertiliser to feed and strengthen lawns.
- Ready to use.
- A high quality blend including the perfect balance of the three main macronutrients your lawn needs: nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium.
- Landscapers Choice serves the retail and wholesale market. Darling Organics is our home delivery business.
- If you like our lawn fertiliser, you’ll love our potting soil and lawn dressing too.
- If you’d prefer an organic lawn fertiliser, we stock that too.
Top tips:
- All fertiliser labels have three bold numbers. These three numbers represent the primary nutrients (nitrogen(N) – phosphorus(P) – potassium(K)).
- To make sure that the color and growth of your plants are the same, fertilisers must be spread evenly.
- Don’t use too much fertiliser- see guidelines on the back of this pack as stipulated below.
- Apply 40g per square meter
- Water well after every application.
- Excessive fertiliser often harms plants instead of making them grow better.
- When storing your fertiliser at home choose a location that keeps the fertiliser away from weather elements, including extreme temperatures.
- The packaging tells you how, when and where to apply the fertiliser to ensure it is appropriate for your needs. The instructions outline necessary precautions for storage and application. Follow all of the information on the package each time you use the fertiliser.
- Ideal application conditions are on days with mild weather when temperatures aren’t high. Apply fertiliser on a day that isn’t windy, as a strong breeze will blow the chemicals to other areas and make application uneven. The fertiliser application should focus on the planting areas themselves.
- Water the lawn and allow it to completely dry before using the lawn after fertilising. Those recommended 24 hours are usually the time it takes to make sure it’s dry and the fertilizer has gone down to the roots.
- Don’t use too much fertiliser. Over-fertilising is a common lawn care mistake, and it will “burn” the grass.
