Elixir Gardens Organic Chicken Manure Pellets Fertiliser in tub x10kg

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ALL-ROUND USE: Elixir Poultry Manure is an effective and an easy to use no mess fertiliser for use all around the garden. Ideal for shrubs, flowers, trees, bushes, potted plants, vegetables and so on.

• For best results use between All year round
• Application method – Hand or box spreader

Features and benefits

Organic Chicken Manure pellets are slow release and are highly concentrated. The dry pellets are easy to handle and use plus they’re rich in organic matter and nutrients essential for healthy growth. Poultry manure is a useful source of nitrogen, the main nutrient that plants need for green leafy growth. It also contains smaller amounts of other vital nutrients. It helps enrich the soil and maintain the soils delicate balance.

• TOTALLY NATURAL: You won’t find a more organic product, our poultry manure is not only potent but is absolutely 100% natural. With no additives that also means you can use it on your lime-hating (ericaceous) plants too!
• REVIVE YOUR SOIL: Our manure is Pelleted for slow release and helps bring life back to your soil by aiding the replenishment of local earthworms and adding much needed nutrients to the soil to increase growth and health of plants growing in the area.
• DEBRIS AND INSECT FREE: Our manure is treated and quality controlled to make sure you are getting a clean product to use on your land.
• ALL YEAR ROUND: Elixir Poultry manure can be used all year around, dig in over the winter to greatly improve soil quality, adds great nutrient benefit for soil micro biology. Spread as a top dressing throughout the growing season to create fantastic organic growing environments.
• Please note: To offer the best possible value – smaller weight bags are repackaged into clear packaging with a black and white label with all relevant information detailed and larger quantities will be supplied in manufacturer’s bags. Tubs will be plain white with a black and white label with all relevant information detailed. Images shown are for illustrative purposes only.
• Application rates: General digging, feeding & soil conditioning – 130-200g/sqm. Lawn – 70-100g/sqm. Brush in well and water, continue treatment sparingly throughout the year. Seed Trays & Pots – One part manure to 25 parts Peat or Loam mixed well in will help roots systems achieve advanced growth, health and stability. Flowers, Vegetables & Soft Fruit – Two or three handfuls 135-210g/sqm when planting and a good handful as a top dressing when required. Avoid direct, undiluted contact with tender, young plants – scatter pellets about 50 to 80mm away and work into surface of the soil. Repeat at 2 to 3 week intervals for heavy feeders such as tomatoes and beans. Clay Breaking & Soil Conditioning – 130-200g/sq.m. Apply in Autumn to help heavy clay. Transplanting – 140-170g/sqm. Add to soil 2 weeks prior to transplanting, making sure the soil is ready for nutrient uptake and aiding growth after moving. Composting – 200g/sqm. Spread the recommended amount between layers of organic material to provide a nutrient rich compost.
• Application Rates continued: Roses – Two or three handfuls 135-210g/sqm to each rose bush when planting, one or two handfuls for established bushes when the buds begin to swell and again before the second flush of blooms. Seed Sowing – 35g/sqm. Prepare seed bed and sprinkle. Rake well in and once seeds are established another application can be added as needed. Potted Plants, Baskets & Window Boxes – Mix with compost at a rate of 2 teaspoons per 10cm (height) of Pot. Water in well. Once established feed occasionally as normal. Liquid Feed – Soaking a punctured bag full of Chicken Manure in water will make a liquid feed which is ideal for greenhouse plants and for treating a larger area than using the dry pellets. Any remaining slop can be used for spreading on soil as a mulch. Application rates supplied are general guidelines only. For newly planted and/or delicate plants, the lower rate is advised until well established. Responsibility for soil/environmental conditions, individual mixes and results is that of the end user.