All in one Pellet 100 g

All-In-One Pellet fertilizer 100 g

Aptus All-in-One Pellets are slowly soluble 100 % organic nutritive briquettes, which allow complete nutrition for plant development up to three months. Each application lasts two to three months and can be re-assembled for longer cycles. It is a specially designed product with micro-nutrients, amino acids and biological stimulants to enhance plant development over a given period. All-in-One Pellet is mixed during transplantation directly into your finger, or sown over the top of the soil for a longer growing cycle.

ALL-IN-ONE PELLET CONTAINS

• Compound fertilizer NPK with Magnesium (Mg) and Sulfur (S)
• organically chelated microelements such as Boron (B), Iron (Fe), Manganese (Mn), Zinc (Zn)
• L-amino acids

WHY TO USE ALL-IN-ONE PELLETS?

• A simple and complete 100 % organic vegetable diet
• Only water is needed
• Slowly soluble grain mixture of fertilizers, which is adhered or sprinkled over the surface of the soil
• The complete formulation reduces the need for fertilization
• Easy to use - we use it once every two to three months
• Perfect for distant locations and long-lasting crops
• Enrich the soil, improve plant development and promote the development of micro-organisms
• With proper storage it has a long lifetime

HOW TO USE ALL-IN-ONE PELLET?  (possible uses)

• Brush briquettes into the medium before planting
• Place briquettes at the bottom of each hole
• Brush briquettes to the top of your fingers and pour from above For shorter crops (3 months)
• Peat: Use 50 - 100 g per plant per cycle
• Clay or heavy soil: Use 100 g per plant per cycle
• Coconut or grain soil: Use 200 g per plant per cycle
• If your cycle is longer than three months, apply (after two months) the product again

HOW ALL-IN-ONE PELLETS WORKS?

• It provides a perfect time-bound diet for plants for two to three months
• L-amino acids promote natural growth and other plant processes
• The right combination of nutrients reduces plant stress from the environment, pests and pathogens