Munns Betta Bloom For Roses
Munns Betta Bloom for Roses is a complete NPK fertiliser formulated to use on established and potted Roses.
Munns Betta Bloom Fertiliser is a complete NPK fertiliser for use on established plants. It contains certified organic wetting agent, which will trap moisture around the plants. It can also be used on established roses, tomatoes, vegetables, citrus and stone fruit.
Munns Betta Bloom Fertiliser has a balanced supply of major nutrients with added trace elements for healthy and sustained growth and has a combination of soluble nutrients for instant nutrient availability and an organic base to provide a slow release of organic nutrients.
Betta Bloom® Plus Fertiliser is so easy to apply and available in 5kg and 10kg bags, which includes a free measure scoop.
The 5kg will feed 50 established roses or 100 potted roses. It is also ideal for tomatoes, vegetables, citrus and stone fruit and contains our organic wetting agent.
Munns Betta Bloom Fertiliser | |
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Contains | |
Nitrogen (N) | 10 |
Phosphorus (P) | 2 |
Potassium (K) | 12 |
Munns Betta Bloom Fertiliser is easy to use. Apply evenly to soil at the first sign of new growth and water in well. To reduce watering around the garden use Munns Organic Weta-Lawn and Garden. See below our recommended directions for application for different areas in the garden.
Vegetables
Citrus and Stone Fruit
Natives
Roses
Azaleas and Camellias
Bare root plants
Potted plants
Other general garden plants
David Cooper’s tip: Never apply any fertiliser to dry soils, always water well first.
Munns Betta Bloom for Roses is a complete NPK fertiliser formulated to use on established and potted Roses.
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