What is fertilizer for?

Fertilizer is food for your soil that improves plant growth and performance. It provides nutrients, such as nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium, which are essential to plant development.

Fertilizers are used in agriculture, gardening, landscaping and other uses to help increase crop yield and improve plant health.

What do the numbers on the bag mean?

1st number = Nitrogen. Promotes strong growth and gives plants that dark green colour. It controls how other elements are used by the plant and nourishes the microorganisms in organic matter that is low in nitrogen.

2nd number = Phosphorus. Essential for grass root development. Needed for respiration, photosynthesis and several other vital functions. One of the most interesting aspects is that it's highly mobile in plants.

3rd number = Potassium. Plays a key role in sugar formation, transport and storage, as well as in nitrogen metabolism and protein production. Potassium plays an important role in maintaining plant hydration, which is essential for proper photosynthesis and metabolism processes. Potassium boosts the grass's ability to tolerate harsh winters and insects.

Advantages of fertilization in a time of biodiversity!

Fertilizer doesn't just provide essential nutrients to help your grass grow. It also plays a key role in improving microorganisms, organic matter, soil structure and fertility. By promoting thicker growth with appropriate application, fertilizer supports grasscycling, which partially meets the nutritional needs of the grass in a sustainable way.

By alternating between fertilizer and grasscycling, you will get long-lasting, strong grass. For the best results, make sure that the fertilizer meets the nutritional and growth needs of the grass, using a sustainable approach.