Not Another Jungle by Tony Le-Britton
Author:Tony Le-Britton
Language: eng
Format: epub
ISBN: 9780744087680
Publisher: DK Publishing
PROS
Easy to store, because they always come in packaging, unlike some natural fertilizers
No mess or smell
Rapidly absorbed by plants
Consistent nutrients in a product
CONS
Doesnât add to soil biodiversity
Overuse is more likely to cause fertilizer burn
Mostly has a short-term effect
Requires more frequent applications
My favorite fertilizer mix
Fertilizer packagingâwhether natural or syntheticâin the garden center will list the major components of the mix, most often including NPK (nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium).
In general, most houseplant varieties are happy being fed using a 20â10â20 ratioâwhich means it contains 20 percent nitrogen, 10 percent phosphorus, and 20 percent potassium. However, each plant and growing environment is unique, and some require different NPK ratios or concentrations to thrive. This is why getting to know your plants is important so that you can take their lead on how often to apply fertilizer.
I use a hybrid fertilizer of natural and synthetic fertilizers that I created myself. I now have it professionally made, so it is also available for customers in my shop. I add in a little seaweed extract, too, which provides all the micronutrients that are required by indoor plants for overall health, and also promotes soil microbiology.
Another wondrous product that I add into the mix is fulvic acid, which is made when microorganisms in soil break down. Itâs a bio stimulant, which means that it provides a food source for beneficial microorganisms and helps make micronutrients more readily accessible to a plantâs roots. It also supports soil health and structure and encourages beneficial microbes. Another huge benefit of fulvic acid is that it improves your plantâs drought tolerance, meaning it will suffer less damage if you forget to water it or are away from home for a short period.
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