Yates Thrive All Purpose Liquid Plant Food
A fast acting, liquid fertiliser ideal for feeding a wide range of ornamental flowers, shrubs and trees, as well as vegies and herbs.
Features
Rich in potassium, it is ideal for roses, flowers, tomatoes, citrus and other fruiting plants. Yates Fruit and Flower Booster is an easy to use liquid. It delivers potassium in a format that is easy for plants to absorb and can be applied to both the soil as well as the foliage, delivering fast results.
Apply as directed for improved flowering and fruiting. To alleviate deficiency, reassess plant symptoms every few weeks to decide if further applications are necessary. Begin treatment as soon as symptoms become visible or early in the growing season if a deficiency is known to exist (eg vegetables grown on sandy soils, such as zucchini). It is best to apply many smaller amounts rather than a single large amount.
NOT TO BE USED FOR ANY PURPOSE, OR IN ANY MANNER, CONTRARY TO THIS LABEL UNLESS AUTHORISED
Store in a cool dry place away from direct sunlight. Keep out of reach of children and pets.
Do not swallow. The spray from this product may act as an irritant. Avoid inhalation and contact with the eyes and skin. Wear appropriate skin and eye protection when mixing and applying product. Wash hands and affected parts on contact.
DO NOT over apply spray leading to run off. Always apply to moist soil. Do not apply when maximum temperature is expected to reach above 25°C or if the plant is suffering moisture stress. Apply during early morning or late afternoon when evaporation will be less.
A fast acting, liquid fertiliser ideal for feeding a wide range of ornamental flowers, shrubs and trees, as well as vegies and herbs.
A fast acting, complete fertiliser ideal for feeding a wide range of flowering and fruiting plants.
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