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Daltons Controlled Release Vege Fertiliser
Daltons Controlled Release Vege Fertiliser
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Keep your vegetable garden well fed with Daltons Controlled Release Vegetable Fertiliser. Its balanced blend of controlled-and slow-release nutrients feeds plants for up to 5 months, supporting strong, healthy growth and plenty of fresh veges to harvest.
Uses
- Feeding a wide range of vegetables in garden beds, raised beds, and containers.
- Supporting both new plantings and established crops.
- Encouraging vigorous growth and productive harvests.
Features and Benefits
- N13 + P3 + K11 + 1.5Mg + TE
- Feeds for up to 8 months with controlled and slow-release nutrients.
- Enhanced formula for lush green, healthy foliage.
- Increased soluble phosphorus and potassium levels for improved vegetable production.
- Easy spread formulation for uniform application and even growth.
- Formulated specifically for New Zealand growing conditions.
How to Use
Prior to Planting: Apply evenly at the rate of ½ scoop per m². Mix thoroughly with existing soil to a depth of 5-15cm and water well. For an extra good start, improve soil structure by blending Daltons 7in1 Boosted Compost or Daltons Vegetable Mix with existing soil prior to planting.
Established Plants: Apply at the rate of ½-1 scoop per m² evenly across the garden bed. Water in well after application. Daltons Vegetable Fert can be applied year round to suit your crop.
Topdressing Vegetables in Containers or Bags: Add 5g per litre of the container. Spread evenly around top of container or bag avoiding direct contact with foliage and water well.

Gardening and Helpful Guides
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November Gardening Tasks
Plan ahead for November: plant out summer crops, harvest the first strawberries, mulch before the heat arrives, and keep lawns, roses and containers growing strongly.
November Gardening Tasks
Plan ahead for November: plant out summer crops, harvest the first strawberries, mulch before the heat arrives, and keep lawns, roses and containers growing strongly.
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October Gardening Tasks
What to sow and plant in October, when to plant tomatoes and kūmara, plus spring jobs for lawns, roses, hedges, fruit trees, strawberries and mulching.
October Gardening Tasks
What to sow and plant in October, when to plant tomatoes and kūmara, plus spring jobs for lawns, roses, hedges, fruit trees, strawberries and mulching.
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