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Paton Native Plant Food is a low-phosphorus, organically based blend specially formulated for the requirements of a wide range of Australian native plants. It contains a complete range of essential nutrients and may be used with confidence to fertilise the majority of Australian plants, including many that are sensitive to phosphorus.
Disclaimer: Only the 20kg bag is sold in the original packaging. The other sizes are sold in a clear bag.
Suitable For:
A broad range of Australian native plants, including Banksias, Bottlebrush, Grevilleas, Waratahs, Gums, Figs, and some other phosphorus-sensitive plants, such as some Proteas.
Best Time to Apply:
The fertiliser should be applied in late winter to early spring, again in mid-summer, with a light follow-up application in mid-autumn, or more frequently as required.
How Much to Apply:
For clay soils, 75-100 grams per square metre should be applied.
Sandy soils will require lesser amounts of 50 grams per square metre, but with more frequent applications. The suggested frequency for sandy soil is four times a year, in late July to mid-August, mid-October, mid-December and mid-March. Always water well after application.
N.B. One measure (25ml) holds approximately 25 grams.
Precautions:
Do not exceed the recommended dosage rates, as excessive fertiliser use is both harmful to plants and the environment. Some plants are extremely sensitive to phosphorus. Plants such as Eriostemon, Crowea and some of the Grevilleas may react badly to any phosphorus at all. If in doubt, consult your local nursery for advice prior to fertilising.
Description
Paton Native Plant Food is a low-phosphorus, organically based blend specially formulated for the requirements of a wide range of Australian native plants. It contains a complete range of essential nutrients and may be used with confidence to fertilise the majority of Australian plants, including many that are sensitive to phosphorus.
Disclaimer: Only the 20kg bag is sold in the original packaging. The other sizes are sold in a clear bag.
Suitable For:
A broad range of Australian native plants, including Banksias, Bottlebrush, Grevilleas, Waratahs, Gums, Figs, and some other phosphorus-sensitive plants, such as some Proteas.
Best Time to Apply:
The fertiliser should be applied in late winter to early spring, again in mid-summer, with a light follow-up application in mid-autumn, or more frequently as required.
How Much to Apply:
For clay soils, 75-100 grams per square metre should be applied.
Sandy soils will require lesser amounts of 50 grams per square metre, but with more frequent applications. The suggested frequency for sandy soil is four times a year, in late July to mid-August, mid-October, mid-December and mid-March. Always water well after application.
N.B. One measure (25ml) holds approximately 25 grams.
Precautions:
Do not exceed the recommended dosage rates, as excessive fertiliser use is both harmful to plants and the environment. Some plants are extremely sensitive to phosphorus. Plants such as Eriostemon, Crowea and some of the Grevilleas may react badly to any phosphorus at all. If in doubt, consult your local nursery for advice prior to fertilising.
