Fertilizing indoor flowers with Agricola
Among the variety of preparations for feeding indoor plants, it is worth highlighting Agricola fertilizer. The special complex composition of the fertilizer includes a balanced combination of the most essential nutrients for flowers - nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium. In addition, it contains many other trace elements, moreover, in an accessible, easily assimilated form by plants, as well as active particles - energies. Thanks to such a rich composition, Agricola improves plant growth, stimulates abundant flowering, increases the immunity and resistance of flowers to various diseases.
Instructions on how to use Agricola fertilizer for feeding indoor plants depends on the form in which the fertilizer is presented. This is due to the fact that there are both drugs used for regular feeding and prolonged action.
Fertilizer Agricola for indoor plants is available in the form of:
- liquid solution;
- dry granules;
- chopsticks.
The liquid form of fertilizer can be used for root and foliar feeding of flowers, having previously prepared a working solution.
How to use the liquid solution?
Fertilizer Agricola in liquid form (Aqua) is a concentrate. On its basis, a working solution is prepared, with which indoor plants are fed directly. For watering, dilute 10 ml of the drug in a liter of water once a week. Once every two weeks, flowers can be sprayed by preparing a solution of 5 ml of fertilizer for the same amount of water.
Agricola Aqua can be both universal and for certain categories of indoor flowers:
- decorative deciduous plants;
- blooming;
- orchids;
- palm trees;
- indoor roses;
- cacti and succulents.
Dry granules as an economical fertilizer
The use of Agricola in dry form also provides for the preparation of a solution based on them, but only for root dressings. The granules dissolve quickly and without residue in water and contain a full range of nutrients. Thanks to this, such a preparation is very economical: in order to make 1 liter of nutrient solution, only 2.5 g of granules are needed.
The fertilizer classification according to the types of indoor plants is the same as that of Agricola Aqua.
Features of using fertilizer in sticks
Agricola sticks are a long-acting fertilizer suitable for all indoor plants. The method of application is quite simple - you just need to stick the sticks completely into the soil (after watering) between the edge of the flowerpot and the stem of the plant.
The number of sticks per pot depends on its size: the larger the pot, the more sticks you need. So, for a pot with a diameter of up to 9 cm, one stick is enough, and for a container over 40 cm, six or more sticks are needed.
With each next watering, nutrients are gradually released from the stick, and so on for 2 months.