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Solid Beetroot Fertilizer
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[NPK 6-12-24] 20g sachet of granular fertilizer for beetroot, full season dose for 1 plant, in easy 3-4g applications.
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- Solid Beetroot Fertilizer
- Composition
- What it's for
- How to use: dosage and frequency
- When to use it
- Precautions and safety
- Why choose it
Solid Beetroot Fertilizer
A 20-gram single-dose sachet of granular fertilizer, designed to feed one single beetroot plant for the entire growing season. A light, practical format, ideal to pair with seed purchases to start growing off on the right foot.
Composition
NPK 6-12-24 granular fertilizer, with a ratio shifted towards potassium, enriched with sulphur trioxide (SO3). This formulation, typical of fertilizers dedicated to beetroot, supports root development and proper sugar accumulation in the root.
What it's for
Provides the beetroot plant with the key nutrients for balanced foliage and root development, particularly supporting root swelling and sugar accumulation.
How to use: dosage and frequency
Spread 3-4 grams of product on the soil surface around the plant every 20-30 days, then water generously to aid absorption. A 20-gram sachet provides 5-6 applications, enough to feed a single plant for the whole growing season.
When to use it
Start feeding once the plant has developed its first true leaves, after thinning, and continue regularly throughout the season, from leaf development through to root swelling.
Precautions and safety
Always follow the recommended doses: too much nitrogen can favour excessive leaf growth at the expense of the root. Spread the product only on the soil surface, never in direct contact with leaves or crown, and water immediately after application.
Why choose it
The single-dose 20-gram sachet format is designed for one plant, avoiding waste and simplifying feeding: one sachet is enough to support the plant from leaf development through to root harvest, with doses already calculated and ready to use.