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Fruit & Veg 1LTR

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Fruit & Veg 1LTR

$22.95 Inc GST

Fruit and Veg Triple Boost 1 Litre is a balanced 10N 10P 10K liquid fertiliser enriched with organic compounds from fish, earthworm exudates, seaweed and trace elements. It supports strong root development, healthy leaf growth and productive fruit and vegetable crops. Suitable for soil or foliar use and ideal for home gardens or high production growing.

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Description

Fruit & Veg 1LTR

Additional information

Weight1.45 kg
Dimensions32 × 12 × 24 cm
Size

1L

Safety Data Sheets (SDS)

Application Rates

Foliar Application:
โ€ข Apply 50 mL per 100 square metres
โ€ข Apply 5 to 7 litres per hectare
โ€ข Minimum dilution 1 to 100

Propagation:
โ€ข Dilute 1 to 200

Domestic Application:
โ€ข Apply until runoff
โ€ข May be used as a root drench

Frequency:
โ€ข Apply every 2 weeks for best results

Notes:
โ€ข Soil testing and plant tissue analysis will give the most accurate nutrient needs
โ€ข A wetter or sticker can be included for improved foliar performance

Tips for Use

Shake or stir well before use so the organic components and NPK blend evenly.
Use the fertiliser as part of a balanced nutrition program for fruit, vegetables, vines, turf and general cropping.

Apply in the cool part of the day when using it as a foliar spray. This helps reduce evaporation and improves leaf uptake.

For foliar spraying, ensure the plant surface is evenly coated. Use a wetter or sticker if improved adhesion is required.

For domestic use, apply until the foliage is wet and runoff begins. The product may also be used as a root drench to support root mass development.

Use every two weeks during active growth for best results. This maintains steady nutrient availability across all growth stages.

For high production growing, soil testing or plant tissue analysis can help determine precise nutrient needs and guide application adjustments.

Store in a cool, dry location, away from direct sunlight.
Keep out of reach of children and pets.
Wash hands after handling.

Active Ingredients

โ€ข Nitrogen 10 percent
โ€ข Phosphorus 10 percent
โ€ข Potassium 10 percent
โ€ข Liquid vermicast
โ€ข Liquid fish extracts
โ€ข Earthworm exudates
โ€ข Seaweed
โ€ข Humic and fulvic acids
โ€ข Triacontanol
โ€ข Trace elements

FAQs

What’s the N-P-K ratio of Fruit & Veg Triple Boost?

It’s a balanced 10-10-10 (10% nitrogen, 10% phosphorus, 10% potassium), giving fruit and vegetable plants an even spread of major nutrients.

What else is in Fruit & Veg Triple Boost besides NPK?

It contains liquid vermicast, liquid fish extracts, earthworm exudates, seaweed, humic and fulvic acids, triacontanol and trace elements alongside the NPK blend.

How do I dilute it for home garden use?

For domestic foliar or soil-drench use, dilute at a minimum of 1:100 and apply until the foliage is wet or runoff begins. For propagation, use a 1:200 dilution.

How often should I apply Fruit & Veg Triple Boost?

Apply every two weeks during active growth for the most consistent results.

Can I use it as a foliar spray or a soil drench?

Both. It can be applied as a foliar spray or used as a root drench. When spraying foliage, apply in the cool part of the day to reduce evaporation and improve leaf uptake, and add a wetter or sticker if better adhesion is needed.

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Frequently asked questions

What products does a basic lawn-care program need?

Four things cover most home lawns: a fertiliser matched to the season, a selective herbicide for broadleaf weeds, a lawn-grub (armyworm) treatment for late summer, and a wetting agent to keep water penetrating in the dry months. A seaweed or liquid tonic is a useful extra for stress recovery and root health.

What are lawn grubs and how do I treat them?

In Queensland lawns, lawn grub usually means lawn armyworm - caterpillars that feed on the leaf at night and can brown out a lawn within days in late summer. They are controlled with a registered turf insecticide such as a bifenthrin spray or a longer-lasting granule; treat at the first sign of damage and again if activity continues. Curl grub is a different pest - the C-shaped beetle larvae that chew roots.

Why will water not soak into my lawn?

Sandy and sandy-loam soils become water-repellent (hydrophobic) when they dry out, so irrigation and rain run off or pool instead of soaking in. A soil wetting agent breaks that repellency and lets water carry down to the root zone. It is most useful heading into summer and on new or sand-based lawns.

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