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Fertilisation of Christmas trees with Ekote slow-release fertiliser 4-5 months effect   In many cases, Christmas trees are not grown on the best arable sites, but rather in difficult site conditions:   - light soils - thin soils in low mountain ranges or on limestone - high precipitation, especially in low mountain ranges - stony soils with reduced nutrient holding capacity.   All these conditions make secure nutrition difficult and increase the risk of nutrient leaching. If a nutrient deficiency occurs from late summer onwards due to insufficient amounts of fertiliser or losses due to nutrient leaching If a nutrient deficiency occurs due to insufficient fertiliser or losses due to nutrient leaching from late summer onwards - recognisable by a light green or yellow-green needle colour - this deficiency is difficult to correct. Already a proportion of 5-15% of too light-coloured, poorly marketable trees can mean a loss of several thousand euros per hectare.   Fertilise your crop with Ekote slow-release fertiliser with a single application before the trees bud in April. The fast-flowing fertiliser portion ensures a secure supply during the main requirement for budding and new shoot formation. The slow-flowing nutrient portion is only released slowly over a period of 4-5 months. The Christmas trees therefore have a slow and steady flowing source of nitrogen available until September - this prevents the creeping brightening of the trees. The coated nutrients cannot be washed out and are available for uptake by the plant in steady doses after release.Packaging unit 25 kg in a bag / 48 bags per pallet