| Nitroform 8-12mth (N38.0) |
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| Scroll down to application rates How does Nitroform work? Over 2/3 of the Nitrogen in Nitroform is water insoluble. Throughout the application period Nitroform supplies food and energy to soil micro-organisms. These micro-organisms gently and gradually release Nitrogen back into the soil in a form the plant can absorb. Nitroform has an excellent Carbon to Nitrogen ration of approx 1:1 ![]() Enhances microbial activity Nitroform increases and sustains populations of beneficial soil organisms that decompose organic matter and dead plant residue to humus. Humus is natures ultimate and perfect growing medium. The food and energy supplied by Nitroform is beneficial, even in soils that have been sterilised. The value of soil micro-organisms is enormous. They release nutrients from solubilised minerals from phosphorus compounds and the ordinary products of decomposition Safe, non-burning, resists leaching Nitroform has a low salt index - less than 10, compared with Urea with 75! Nitroform is non-burning even if applied at twice the recommended rate. Over 2/3 of Nitroform's N is water insoluble and the rest is barely soluble. Nitroform remains in place, even in porous soils. Research shows Nitroform leaching and run-off is barely measurable, even in sandy soils. Promotes balanced growth Promotes balanced growth in trees, shrubs and flowering perennials. Root growth in Nitroform fertilised plants is often increased significantly due to enhanced microbial activity and modest uptake of Nitrogen. The Nitrogen from Nitroform benefits all parts of the plant. This is important because plants are healthiest when roots and canopy are in equilibrium with each other. Nitroform does not promote soft, weak leaf growth. Benefits
Incorporation into potting mixes Use 1- 1.5kg per cubic metre of growing media This equals 25 - 40 grams per 25 litres of potting mix Topdressing and dibbling Rate varies with pot size E.g. 100mm pot 1 - 2 grams 200mm pot 10 grams Garden beds and lawn 4kg per 100 square metres |