Fertilizer Guide
Organic Fertilizers
Fish Emulsion
Fast-acting liquid fertilizer rich in nitrogen (5-1-1)
Seaweed Extract
Natural growth enhancer rich in micronutrients
Blood Meal
High-nitrogen organic fertilizer (12-0-0)
Bone Meal
Phosphorus-rich organic fertilizer (3-15-0)
Crushed Eggshells
Natural calcium supplement for plants
Compost Tea
Liquid fertilizer made from composted materials
Rock Phosphate
Natural mineral source of phosphorus
Sulfur Amendments
Natural pH adjuster and nutrient supplement
Synthetic Fertilizers
Balanced NPK (10-10-10)
All-purpose fertilizer with equal nutrient ratios
High-Nitrogen (21-0-0)
Nitrogen-focused fertilizer for leafy growth
Calcium Nitrate
Dual-purpose calcium and nitrogen supplement (15.5-0-0 + 19% Ca)
Low-N High-P (5-10-5)
Phosphorus-focused fertilizer for root and fruit development
Complete with Micronutrients
Balanced fertilizer (14-14-14) with added trace elements
Ammonium Sulfate
Nitrogen and sulfur supplement (21-0-0)
Potassium-Rich (3-3-7)
High-potassium fertilizer for fruit and root development
Chelated Iron
Highly available iron supplement for treating iron deficiency
Iron Sulfate
Water-soluble iron supplement for treating chlorosis
Magnesium Sulfate (Epsom Salt)
Magnesium and sulfur supplement for improved chlorophyll production
Micronutrient Mix
Comprehensive blend of essential micronutrients
Understanding Fertilizers
NPK Ratios Explained
Fertilizer numbers (like 10-10-10) represent the percentage of three main nutrients:
- N (Nitrogen) - Promotes leaf growth
- P (Phosphorus) - Supports root and fruit development
- K (Potassium) - Enhances overall plant health
Choosing the Right Fertilizer
Consider these factors when selecting a fertilizer:
- Plant type and growth stage
- Soil condition and pH
- Environmental impact
- Application method and frequency