Collection: Fertilizers and Fertilizers

Fertilizers provide vital nutrients such as nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium, as well as a range of micronutrients. Essential nutrients for metabolism, photosynthesis, root growth and disease resistance.

They improve soil fertility and structure by providing organic matter and essential nutrients. By enriching the soil with fertilizers, you are creating an environment conducive to healthy growth, promoting better absorption of water and nutrients by plants.

The nutrients provided by fertilizers are essential for energy production, the formation of new tissues and the development of flowers and fruits. By applying fertilizers properly, you are ensuring that your plants grow vigorously and produce abundant flowers and fruit.

It is critical to apply insecticides correctly to get the best results. The most common application methods are: spraying, use of granules and localized application. Following the insecticide packaging label, complying with the proper application dose, will allow you to apply insecticides safely and effectively, ensuring adequate protection for your plants.

Fertilizers strengthen the immune system of plants, making them better able to resist attacks from pests and diseases. In addition, the proper nutrients help plants cope with harsh environmental conditions, such as extreme temperatures and drought. By using fertilizers, you are strengthening the health of the plants and increasing their ability to face challenges.

By supplying necessary nutrients directly to plants, you reduce the need for synthetic chemical fertilizers that can pollute the environment. In addition, by improving soil quality, fertilizers contribute to the conservation and health of the garden's ecosystem.