Bio Plant Fertilizer

Plant fertilizer for magnificent plant growth

The own garden is for many the ideal retreat and relaxation place. But in order for this to thrive magnificently and for lawns, flowers, or herbs to bloom or sprout properly, the right plant fertilizer is essential besides sun and water.

All plants need to be fertilized from time to time to receive important nutrients like minerals. Potassium, magnesium, phosphate, nitrogen, and calcium are especially important for plant growth. While nitrogen controls the plant's growth and metabolism, phosphate ensures flower and fruit formation. Potassium, on the other hand, regulates the water balance and increases the stability or resistance of the plant, and magnesium ensures maximum utilization of energy supply. As you can see, plant fertilizer contains many nutrients that are essential for the health of your garden. Therefore, buy the nutrient-rich plant fertilizer from our BONI-SHOP Onlineshop and give your plants the care and dedication they need.

Which plant fertilizer to buy?

Plant fertilizer is not just plant fertilizer. It comes in numerous variants and compositions that are optimally tailored to the needs of the respective plant. For example, a distinction is made between mineral and organic plant fertilizers. The former are chemically manufactured, while the latter are obtained exclusively from natural sources such as compost, manure, or bone meal. We carry both types of fertilizers in our online shop. Moreover, you can also choose between granular and Liquid Fertilizer as well as Flowers + Plant Fertilizer, herb-, Lawn Fertilizer or vegetable fertilizer. Which fertilizer you ultimately choose depends entirely on your personal conditions and preferences. If you have any questions or need advice, feel free to contact our friendly customer service. They will help you find the right plant fertilizer and give specific product recommendations.

Properly dosed plant fertilizer

Besides choosing the right fertilizer, the dosage plays a crucial role. Generally, less is more. Do not fertilize your flowers, herbs, or lawn too often as they otherwise develop too large leaves or become more susceptible to wind and weather. Each fertilizer package contains a recommended dosage. Note that this can vary from plant to plant and soil condition. Therefore, use the fertilizer sparingly rather than generously. The best time for fertilization is often in the morning or during cloudy weather. In direct sunlight, you should avoid fertilizing as the leaves or roots of the plant can burn.