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Battersby Microfine Organic 8-0-6+ Iron and magnesium fertiliser is a spring and summer micro fine formulation for all types of sports and recreational turf where phosphates are not required. Battersby's slow release spring and summer 8-0-6 provides a steady release of nutrients over a 3 month period, helping to prevent flushes of soft growth that are more susceptible to disease.
Technical Information
NPK 8-0-6 + 2% Fe + 0.5 Mg
Slow Release Fertiliser
20KG Bag
Application Rate
35 g/sq.m
Months of Use
Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep
Benefits
- Quick and long lasting results.
- Made from premium ingredients.
- Safe for use all on all types of grass.
- Perfect for sports pitches and home lawns.
- Ensures even growth, quality and colour over the whole area.
Recommendations
- Not suitable for application on overly saturated ground.
- Ensure application within 4-6 hours of rainfall.
- Avoid application in external temperatures over 28 degrees.
- Avoid mowing for 3-4 days either side of treatment.
- The best method of application is via a calibrated spreader.
- Keep children and pets away from treated areas until granules have been watered in.
- Always take care when handling fertiliser using protective equipment where necessary.
- Always read the label before use.
- Store in cool, dry conditions place. Keep away from children, Pets and food.
- Always wash hands after use.
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Nitrogen (N), phosphorus (P), and potassium (K) are the three numbers
that are separated by hyphens on the fertilizer packages. They represent
the percentage of each nutrient in the fertilizer. For example,
10-20-10 fertilizer has 10% nitrogen (N), 20% phosphorus (P), and 10%
potassium (K).
Higher NPK amounts do not always mean more effective fertilizer.
Higher amounts can cause problems. These problems
include:
- Risk of “burning” your plant roots, causing them to become weak and possibly die.
- Risk of fertilizer runoff into waterways, which can cause water pollution.
- Risk of nutrient build-up.
- Excess nutrients could cause the risk of pests attacking.
An average rule of thumb is every 6-8 weeks. It is possible to over fertilise which may cause the ground to become scorched if over applied. Fertiliser is best applied within 4-6 hours of light rain or in damp conditions. Please consult your chosen product description. If you are still unsure, call us on 01706 360 572.
Granular
Granular fertilisers deliver crucial nutrients to plants, grass and
crops in a granular form. They are applied using a fertiliser spreader
or by hand to a wide range of areas including sports pitches, paddocks,
turf and lawns.
Liquid
Liquid foliar fertilisers a fast and easy way to deliver crucial nutrients to plants, grass and crops through a knapsack or boom sprayer. Liquid fertilisers are hugely popular due to their accuracy and fast results. Our range of liquid fertilisers are suited to a wide range of areas including sports pitches, turf, domestic gardens, horse or pony paddocks and fruit plants and trees.
Soluble
Soluble fertilisers are made up of powders or granules which are dissolved in water prior to spraying with a knapsack or boom sprayer. Our wide range of soluble fertilisers includes balanced feeds and ones that are rich in Iron. When applied, soluble fertilisers may be washed into the soil, or absorbed through the leaf directly into the plant.