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Regular feeding is a mandatory procedure when growing cultivated plants. Fertilizer Nutrisol is a complex product containing a large amount of useful substances. It is used to feed various fruitful and ornamental plants. Before use, gardeners are advised to read the original instructions.
Description of the drug Nutrisol
The product is a water-soluble fertilizer. The drug is intended for root and foliar feeding. It is used for crops grown in open ground and in protected soil, including for fertilizing indoor plants.
Composition of Nutrisol
The drug is enriched with valuable substances, especially minerals and trace elements. The composition is balanced and depends on the type of fertilizer.
Main components:
- nitrogen;
- phosphorus;
- potassium;
- iron;
- manganese;
- copper;
- boron
"Nutrisol" has an effective effect on indoor plants, fruit trees and vegetable crops
To fertilize indoor flowers, use “Nutrisol” without nitrogen. It is best suited for treating slightly acidic soils.
About the benefits of microelements for different crops:
Types and forms of release
There are several varieties of Nutrisol. They differ in purpose and concentration of the main active components.
The most popular type is Nutrisol 20-20-20. The fertilizer contains 20% nitrogen, potassium and phosphorus. This preparation is most often used for ornamental plants grown indoors or in open ground.
Depending on the concentration of nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium, the following types of “Nutrisol” are distinguished:
- for coniferous trees – 9-18-36;
- for strawberries and wild strawberries – 14-8-21;
- for tomatoes 14-8-21;
- for cucumbers – 9-18-36;
- for ornamental shrubs – 15-5-30.
The drug is available in powder form, which is highly soluble in water.
The drug is available in the form of crystalline powder. The fertilizer is available in packages starting from 100 g. The most common packaging options are 500 g and 1 kg.
Impact on soil and plants
Thanks to its balanced composition, the drug has a wide spectrum of action. The product completely dissolves in water without forming a solid sediment. All nutrients are absorbed by the root system without remaining in the soil.
Main properties of "Nutrisol":
- Enrichment of soil with rare elements.
- Reducing the negative impact of insecticides and fungicides.
- Increasing the resistance of plant crops to unfavorable factors.
- Increasing the yield of fruit crops.
- Protection from exposure to chlorine, sodium and other harmful elements.
Fertilizer enters the plant through the root system, providing it with essential minerals.
Regular use of a mineral supplement helps prevent the development of bacterial and fungal diseases. The components included stimulate growth and strengthen the root system.
According to reviews of Nutrisol fertilizer for roses, the drug helps to increase flowering time. The mineral additive accelerates the period of bud formation and enhances the richness of the color of ornamental plants.
Consumption rates
The amount of fertilizer required varies from crop to crop. This is due to the fact that the need for nutrients is not the same.
The following consumption rates apply for the Nutrisol fertilizer:
- tomatoes, eggplants – 15-20 g per 10 liters of liquid;
- coniferous trees – 30-50 g per 10 liters of water;
- indoor plants - 15-20 g per 10 liters of liquid;
- cucumbers – 20-25 g per 10 l;
- roses – 15-20 g per 10 liters of water;
- fruit trees and berry bushes - 15-20 g per 10 liters of water.
The fertilizer does not remain in the soil for a long time, as it is completely absorbed by the plant
Not only the consumption of powder for preparing the working fluid differs, but also the frequency of fertilizing. Houseplants, fruit and berry plants, and ornamental plants, including roses, are fertilized 3-4 times per season. A similar scheme applies to cucumbers, tomatoes and eggplants. It is enough to apply Nutrisol Pine twice a season.
How to use correctly
The drug is easy to use.To prepare the working fluid, simply mix the powder with water. But the procedure should be carried out in strict accordance with the instructions. Otherwise, even a safe mineral supplement can be harmful.
How to breed correctly
The working fluid should be prepared in a suitable container. The use of food containers is strictly prohibited.
First of all, you need to determine the required amount of working fluid. It is calculated based on consumption rates for specific crops.
The required amount of powder must be measured using a measuring spoon. The drug is mixed with water and stirred thoroughly until completely dissolved.
The fertilizing solution is poured under the root of the plant.
To dilute Nutrisol, you can use water of any degree of hardness. However, it is easier for the root system to obtain minerals with soft water. To reduce hardness, you can boil and cool the liquid or let it sit for 3-4 days.
Instructions for use
The diluted fertilizer is applied at the root. The product is not used for spraying, since this method excludes the absorption of the substances included in the composition. The liquid must be applied at the root so that microelements quickly enter the plant.
"Nutrisol" can be used for root drip irrigation. This option is optimal when it is necessary to process large areas.
For vegetable crops
The drug can be used for any fruit plants grown in open ground. Nutrisol is most often used for cucumbers. This crop is demanding on soil composition. When planted in poor soil devoid of minerals, fruit formation is disrupted.
Cucumbers are watered with Nutrisol during the active growing season. Fertilizing is carried out 3-4 times. For each plant, use 10 liters of working fluid.
Water-soluble fertilizer can be used in closed greenhouses and open ground
Another way is to use Nutrisol fertilizer for tomatoes. 5 liters of working fluid are added to each bush. Fertilize eggplants, peppers and zucchini in a similar way.
For fruit and berry crops
The Nutrisol fertilizer for strawberries and wild strawberries is in greatest demand among gardeners. Such berries are considered the most demanding in terms of soil composition and require large amounts of microelements during fruit formation. The drug helps increase the weight of berries, replenishes the need for basic components and prevents the development of diseases.
An increased dosage of fertilizer can affect the quality of planting and yield
For 1 square meter of planting, about 1 liter of working fluid is required. For strawberries and wild strawberries, use 15-20 g of powder per 10 liters of water. The same amount is taken for other berry bushes. To fertilize fruit trees, 10 liters of working fluid are required. If signs of micronutrient deficiency are detected, the concentration of the powder in the supplement can be increased to 25-30 g per 10 liters.
For garden flowers and ornamental shrubs
Numerous customer reviews of Nutrisol for roses indicate that this product helps extend the flowering period and enhance the color saturation. Therefore, this type of fertilizer is actively used when growing ornamental shrubs in open ground.
Feeding is carried out regardless of the growth stage.Young plants, as well as flowers that have recently undergone transplantation, have the greatest need for microelements. For irrigation, prepare a working fluid from 10 liters of water and 20 g of Nutrisol. It is recommended to fertilize at least once a month.
For indoor plants and flowers
Ornamental crops that are grown indoors also need regular feeding. It is recommended to carry it out 3-4 times a season.
For watering small indoor plants, 200-300 ml of working fluid is enough. For large flowers, 0.5-1 liters of diluted fertilizer is required.
It is recommended to increase mineral nutrition during the period of bud formation. After flowering, fertilizer is applied 1-2 times to replenish the supply of microelements.
Pros and cons of use
The drug "Nutrisol" has a number of advantages over other fertilizers. Therefore, this mineral supplement is in great demand among gardeners.
Main advantages:
- Complex balanced composition.
- Absence of harmful substances causing phytotoxicity.
- Easy to use.
- Complete solubility in water of any hardness level.
- Increasing the yield of fruit crops.
- Affordable price.
- Safety for the human body.
The fertilizer can be used on carbonate and alkaline soils
Despite a number of advantages, Nutrisol also has disadvantages. Therefore, such a remedy cannot be called universal for all types of plants.
Main disadvantages:
- Minerals are absorbed only in soils with acidity below 6 pH.
- The product can be applied only in diluted form, exclusively at the root.
- Overuse can cause damage to microorganisms found in the soil.
- Nitrogen and phosphorus, which are not absorbed by plants, can accumulate in the soil.
- Mineral fertilizer is quickly washed out of the soil.
The potential harm of Nutrisol emphasizes the need to use such a product in strict accordance with the instructions. When processing plants, contact of the working fluid with mucous membranes should be prevented, and it should not enter the mouth or respiratory tract.
Compatibility with other drugs
“Nutrisol” combines well with pesticides and insecticides, as it is not phytotoxic. The drug can be used simultaneously with foliar mineral supplements. According to the instructions for use of the Nutrisol fertilizer for coniferous trees, when combined with other products, it is necessary to take into account the concentration of potassium salts, aluminum and copper in the composition, since an excess of these components can harm the plant.
Conclusion
Fertilizer Nutrisol is a popular product used to fertilize fruit and ornamental plants. The composition of the drug includes nitrogen, potassium and phosphorus, as well as a set of additional microelements. These substances are necessary for full growth, increasing productivity and protecting the plant from negative factors. The drug is very easy to use, as it is enough to dissolve it in water and water it.
