Fertilisers for Soil
In this category you will find a wide selection of proven fertilisers designed for growing in soil from leading brands such as BioNova, Plagron, Atami, Canna or BioBizz.
Recommended fertiliser dosages can be found in the dosage tables.
We will be happy to advise you on choosing a fertiliser. Just get in touch at info@higarden.eu.
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In this category you will find a wide selection of proven fertilisers designed for growing in soil from leading brands such as the traditional Dutch company BioNova and many others (Plagron, Atami, Canna, BioBizz).
Do not miss the discounted sets, which include not only the basic fertilisers ideal for soil, but also the most important supplements. Try, for example, the popular BioNova Starter pack. A great choice for an easy start!
Basic fertilisers
Quality fertiliser for soil has the ability to improve soil conditions for the development of the plant root system and then provide it with the necessary nutrition for rapid growth and abundant flowering. Fertilisers for growth or flowering can simply be added to the water you use for watering according to the dosage tables. If you are looking for a fertiliser divided into two components, we can definitely recommend, among others, the liquid organo-mineral fertiliser Plagron Terra Grow and Terra Bloom.
If you grow in soil, you certainly cannot go wrong with a single-component mineral fertiliser adjusted directly for growing in soil. For example, with Bionova Supermix you use one single product for the entire growing cycle, while simply adjusting the dosage to the given stage based on the clear information in the enclosed table.
Soil and soil substrates are growing media that allow ecological growing using purely natural means. Customers who grow in soil and use exclusively organic fertilisers most appreciate BioNova Veganics for their favourable price and compatibility with other products from different manufacturers. An excellent range of fertilisers and supplements is also, for example, BIOCANNA.
Additives and stimulators
If you want a fragrant and juicy harvest, provide your plants with complete nutrition and do not limit yourself to fertilisers alone!
Modern growing brings great results even without previous experience. Just add a few supplements to your basket. The absolute basis in the first weeks of the growing process is a root stimulator, which ensures maximum development of the plant root system. The more roots there are, the more space the plant has to take in and absorb the nutrients you supply through fertilisers and other supplements.
Just as the human body appreciates dietary supplements containing vitamins, minerals and health-beneficial enzymes, minerals and specific enzymes will also be a source of vitality for your plants.
For beautiful and abundant flowers, use the power of quality flower stimulators.
As the growing process nears its end, just before harvest we recommend using products intended for flushing. These products leave only beneficial bacteria available to the plants, while safely and gently removing unwanted fertiliser residues or mineral salts.
Last but not least, it is necessary to ensure sufficient protection for the plants.
Frequently asked questions
When should I start fertilising plants in soil?
Quality pre-fertilised substrates usually contain a supply of nutrients for the first few weeks of growth, so freshly transplanted plants do not need to be fertilised immediately. You apply the basic fertiliser gradually as soon as the supply in the soil begins to run low, following the dosage table for the given range.
What is the difference between organic and mineral fertiliser for soil?
Organic fertilisers feed the soil life, which gradually releases nutrients to the plants, and they are more forgiving of small dosing mistakes. Mineral fertilisers supply nutrients directly and quickly, and exact doses are easier to control with them. Both approaches are successfully used in soil.
How do I know if I am overfeeding the plant?
Overfertilisation in soil shows as dark, curling leaves with burnt tips and a build-up of salts on the surface of the substrate. In such a case, flushing with clean water and reducing fertiliser doses in the following waterings will help.
Do I need to stop fertilisers before harvest (flush)?
Flushing in the final weeks helps wash away salt residues and improves the final taste and odour of the harvest. In soil, it is enough to water with clean water only, or use products intended for flushing.
Soil substrates require the use of a suitable fertiliser from the very beginning of the growing process. That is why we will be happy to advise you on choosing the right fertiliser. Send your questions to the well-known address info@higarden.eu.