Westland Fish, Blood & Bone - 4kg Box

Generally, apply in early spring as the growing season begins and again in early summer. For established plants or specific needs, a mid-summer application may be beneficial, but avoid applying in late autumn or winter.

While it is primarily designed for outdoor garden use, it can be used for very large indoor plants or those in large containers with good drainage. However, be mindful of the odor and ensure adequate ventilation.

NPK refers to the percentage by weight of Nitrogen (N), Phosphorus (P), and Potassium (K). In this case, it's 3% Nitrogen for leafy growth, 9% Phosphorus for root and flower development, and 3% Potassium for overall plant health.

While it is a natural product, it is not intended for consumption by pets. Store it securely and clean up any excess product that may attract animals. Always follow packaging instructions regarding safety.

Visible improvements, such as greener foliage and stronger growth, typically appear within 2-4 weeks of application, depending on plant type, weather conditions, and soil.

It's best to use this product as your primary fertilizer to avoid over-fertilizing. If using other feeds, ensure the combined nutrient levels do not exceed your plants' requirements. It's generally not recommended to mix it directly with high-nitrogen liquid feeds.

This could indicate over-fertilization. Ensure you have followed the recommended application rates. If applied too heavily, water the area thoroughly to help dilute the nutrients. Avoid repeat applications until plant health improves.

The natural odor is characteristic of this product and will dissipate over time as the nutrients break down into the soil. Ensure you have forked it into the soil as recommended, which helps to reduce the immediate smell.

Ensure the granules are lightly forked into the topsoil rather than left entirely on the surface, especially on slopes. This helps them integrate with the soil structure.