Chempak Bonsai Fertiliser 200g - High Phosphate Feed

Name: Chempak Bonsai Fertiliser 200g - High Phosphate Feed
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This Chempak Bonsai Fertilizer 200g is a high phosphate feed with micro nutrients, specially formu...

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This Chempak Bonsai Fertilizer 200g is a high phosphate feed with micro nutrients, specially formulated for bonsai. It is ideal for plants growing in small containers, often in artificial light conditions. The NPK blend is 10-30-30 with micro nutrients. To use, simply mix one level spoonful of fertiliser with a litre of water. Give your bonsai tree house plants a boost with this specially formulated, premium quality product. It is a high phosphate, water-soluble feed, complete with trace elements, specifically formulated for Bonsai plants grown in small containers typically in artificial light conditions. This fertiliser promotes strong, healthy growth and beautifully luscious foliage, making it ideal for gifting alongside a bonsai tree. Feed your Bonsai Trees once a week during the growing season. How to use: Using the enclosed spoon, dissolve one level measure of fertiliser in 1 litre (approx 2 pints) of water. (N:P:K - 10:30:30) Supplied as a 200g Pack. Images shown are for guidance only of the expected results from plants upon maturity. Different growing conditions might vary results. Images may be included for illustration of supply but can vary due to seasonality changes (e.g. deciduous plants lose leaves in colder months).