Bronte Heritage Collection Flower Soluble Plant Food - 250L

The NPK ratio represents the percentage by weight of Nitrogen (N), Phosphorus (P), and Potassium (K) in the fertiliser. 15-6-15 indicates 15% Nitrogen, 6% Phosphorus, and 15% Potassium, providing a balanced nutrient supply.

Yes, this fertiliser is suitable for use on a variety of plants, including fruits and vegetables. It helps promote healthy growth and can contribute to better yields.

Application frequency varies depending on the plant type and growth stage. Generally, it is applied every 7-14 days for actively growing plants or monthly for established plants during the growing season. Always refer to the specific instructions on the packaging for detailed guidance.

Yes, this soluble plant food is designed for all indoor and outdoor plants, including houseplants. Its balanced formula supports vibrant foliage and overall plant health.

This product can be used alongside controlled-release fertilisers (CRFs) to supplement nutrients. However, avoid mixing it with other liquid fertilisers unless you are certain of their compatibility and formulation to prevent nutrient imbalances or plant damage.

Store the plant food in its original, resealable packaging in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight. Ensure the packaging is tightly sealed to maintain product freshness.

A balanced NPK ratio ensures plants receive adequate amounts of the three primary macronutrients essential for growth. This promotes strong foliage (Nitrogen), root and flower development (Phosphorus), and overall plant health and resilience (Potassium).

This could indicate a magnesium deficiency, or potentially over-watering. Check the NPK balance and magnesium content, and review your watering schedule. Ensure the feed is fully dissolved before application.

Ensure the correct dosage is being applied at the recommended intervals. Consider if the plant is receiving adequate sunlight. The feed is designed to promote bigger blooms, so other environmental factors may be limiting.

Ensure you are using the correct water temperature (lukewarm is often best) and stirring thoroughly. Break up any clumps in the product before measuring. Do not exceed the recommended dilution ratio.

Verify that the correct amount of feed is being used and applied consistently. Check for pests or diseases, and ensure the plant's soil is well-draining. Environmental factors like light and temperature also play a role.