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A supercharged fully composted, biologically activated organic fertiliser specifically designed to include 4 forms of Natural Nitrogen, 4 forms of Natural Phosphorus, 3 forms of Natural Potassium, 4 forms of Calcium, 2 forms of Sulphur & 2 forms of Silicon. Why so many? Plant growth is all about the availability of nutrients to the plant. By designing a fertiliser that offers more than one form with different complimentary release times, allows the plant to uptake the nutrients when needed. This product is BFA/ACO Certified Organic Allowable Farm & Garden Input.
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Application Rates:
General
100g - 200g per square metre.
Rose Flowers & Vegetables
Consider an application of TFF Lime Impact as a pre-plant. Spread 200g per square metre 1-2 weeks before planting. Work into top 5-10cm and water. Established – Spread 100g per square metre every 4-6 weeks. For annual flowers apply at early bud formation.
Tree & Shrubs
Before planting mix 50g with the soil at the base of the planting hole. Spread another 50g on top of the soil and under the mulch Established – Spread 100g per square metre, away from the trunk and out to the drip line of the plant. Australian Natives – halve the above rates.
Fruit Trees
Consider an application of TFF Lime Impact as a pre-plant. Before planting mix 100g with the soil in the bottom of the planting hole. Spread another 50g around the drip line and cover with mulch. Established – spread 500g per tree for each year of tree age up to 4kgs. For Citrus apply in July, November and March.
Strawberries
Spread 200g per square metre and mix into soil during bed formation. Side dress rows once every 4-6 weeks – 75g per metre of row after flowering commences.
Vines & Bulbs
Spread 100g per square metre before planting. Side dress rows every 4-6 weeks – 75g per metre of row after flowering commences.
