Sheep Wool Pellets | Organic Fertilizer | 3 kg

Everyone can make an important contribution to keeping our environment healthy.
We can provide healthy food without using chemicals in our own garden.
For our plants to grow well and be productive, the soil needs to be fertilized from time to time. Organic farming relies on natural and innovative solutions using aids for plants, animals, the environment, and people.

natural organic fertilizer and water retainer

• Sprinkle sheep wool pellets on topsoil
• Loosely work the pellets into the soil

The bio fertilizer is made from pure unwashed sheep wool. As an additional value-added product from sheep farming, 'waste wool' is returned to nature 100% with added benefits. The sheep wool is a raw material that is processed regionally and returned to nature. The sheep wool pellets loosen the soil, retain up to three times their own weight in water and slowly release it to the plants. As they decompose, the valuable nutrients are released and continuously supplied to the plants. The pellets ensure optimal growth for indoor, raised bed, container, field, and garden plants.
From vegetables and ornamental flowers to delicate roses, all plants benefit from this support.

The practical packaging with carrying handle is made from grass. The empty outer packaging can simply be composted or disposed of with paper waste. Nature ultimately takes everything back - no residues are left behind.
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Tip: In addition to all vegetables and garden plants, the sheep wool pellets are particularly suitable for water-demanding plants such as cucumbers, zucchini, tomatoes, and pumpkins.

Material

• organic matter
• nitrogen
• potassium oxide
• phosphate

Contents

• 3 kg - sufficient for 15 m² of soil area

Dosage

• heavy feeders (e.g. tomatoes, cucumbers, cabbage varieties) - sowing approx. 150g/m², top dressing approx. 100g/m²
• medium feeders (e.g. carrots, lettuce, radishes) - sowing approx. 100g/m², top dressing approx. 60g/m²
• light feeders (e.g. peas, radishes, beans) - sowing approx. 70g/m², top dressing approx. 40g/m²
• balcony and container plants - approx. 20 g/liter of substrate
• perennials, berries, fruit trees, ornamental shrubs - spring and summer approx. 60g/m²

Application

• Sprinkle sheep wool pellets on topsoil
• Loosely work the pellets into the soil