Levington Growmore Multi Purpose Granular Plant Food 3.5Kg For Healthy Flowers Fruit Veg Trees And Lawns from B&Q

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Levington Growmore has been specially formulated to encourage strong healthy plant growth and enhance overall soil fertility. A popular, general purpose fertiliser for use all around the garden, Growmore contains essential nutrients which are vital for building a productive garden ecosystem. Promoting healthy crops of fruit and vegetables, balanced vigour in shrubs and beautiful floral density in ornamental borders, Growmore should be applied evenly and integrated into the top surface of the soil. Due to its versatility, it can be used prior to planting and then applied as a top dressing throughout the season to maintain an optimized nutrient ceiling.Professional Application and UsageSoil Preparation and New Planting: Apply seventy grams per square metre when preparing new beds or vegetable plots. Fork or rake the granules into the top 5cm to 10cm of soil to ensure nutrients are situated exactly where emerging roots can access them.Vegetables and Fruit Crops: For low-feed vegetables like lettuce and onions, apply seventy grams per square metre. For high-demand crops like potatoes or fruit bushes, increase the application to one hundred and forty grams per square metre to support heavy cropping.Flowers, Shrubs, and Trees: Apply seventy grams per square metre as a spring top dressing. Spread the granules evenly over the area covered by the branch spread and lightly hoe into the surface, ensuring the soil is moist to facilitate rapid integration.Safety InstructionAlways wear garden gloves during application as the mineral granules may irritate skin. Wash hands thoroughly after use and avoid the fertiliser lodging on the leaves or stems of young plants to prevent scorching.Pet SafetyStore Levington Growmore in a cool, dry place securely away from children, pets, and foodstuffs. Once the granules have been hoed into the soil and watered in, the treated area is safe for pets to return to, as the nutrients are integrated into the substrate.