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  • 1. HOW OFTEN SHOULD I FERTILIZE MY PLANTS ?

    Fertilizing plants at Watt Group depends on plant type, soil, and fertilizer used. Generally, fertilize most plants during the growing season (early spring to late summer). Annuals and perennials need fertilization every 4-6 weeks, while trees and shrubs may only need it once or twice a year in early spring and late fall. Follow specific guidelines to avoid over-fertilization, and regularly monitor plant health and soil conditions.

  • 2. What fertilizers are best suited for specific types of plants or crops ?

    Choosing the right fertilizer is crucial for plant growth. Vegetables need balanced fertilizers (e.g., 10-10-10), with leafy greens benefiting from higher nitrogen. Fruit trees and berries thrive on high potassium and phosphorus (e.g., 5-10-10). Ornamentals, like flowers and shrubs, do well with balanced or phosphorus-rich fertilizers (e.g., 5-10-5). Tailor fertilizer choices based on soil tests for specific nutrient needs.

  • 3. Are there any emerging trends in sustainable or eco-friendly fertilizers?

    Emerging trends in sustainable fertilizers focus on minimizing environmental impact and enhancing soil health. Popular options include organic fertilizers (compost, manure, bone meal) for improved soil structure, biofertilizers with beneficial microorganisms, and slow-release fertilizers to reduce runoff. Innovations also include recycling waste (food waste, algae) into fertilizers and using precision agriculture technologies for efficient application.

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  • Correctly applied fertilizers boost growth, improving plant health and crop quality.

  • Fertilizers enrich soil nutrients, promoting optimal conditions for plant growth.

  • They're used throughout plant growth stages and adjusted seasonally for varying nutrient needs.

  • Fertilizers help maintain soil health and fertility, supporting biodiversity and environmental stability