Osmocote for 12 months

Pots and planters (Indoor): Mix the granules into the top 2–3 cm of soil. Water immediately after fertilizing. Dosage: approx. 3 grams per liter of soil.

Pots and planters (Outdoor): Same principle — sprinkle on the soil surface, mix slightly, and water. Granules remaining on the surface continue to work with every watering.

Shrubs and trees (Garden): Sprinkle the granules in a circle under the canopy, mix into the top 3–5 cm of soil, and water well.

Vegetables and flowers: Mix into the soil before planting or sprinkle between existing plants.

Frequency: Once every 12 months — that's it. No need for repeat feedings, tracking, or schedules.

Liquid fertilizer provides a strong burst of nutrients, then fades. It requires re-fertilizing every 2–4 weeks, poses a risk of root burn if overdone, and provides zero benefit if you forget.

Osmocote releases nutrients in a constant, precise drip throughout the entire year. The plant gets a steady, uniform supply — just as a central heating system running constantly is more comfortable than one you keep turning on and off.

Additionally: Osmocote does not burn — even if you apply slightly more than recommended, the controlled-release granules won't damage the roots.

1 kg — suitable for: Up to 10–15 medium pots, or one small shrub and several pots, or a garden area of about 15–20 sqm.

3 kg — suitable for: A garden with several trees and shrubs, an area of 50–60 sqm, or for those managing a large garden who want to save on repeat purchases. More economical per unit.

Yes — the orange-beige granules are visible. As they empty, they become transparent and eventually disappear — this is a sign that the fertilizer has worked. It is recommended to mix them into the soil to hide them and maximize absorption.

Absolutely — Osmocote is excellent for indoor potted plants, at a slightly lower dosage than for outdoor gardens. Many of the world’s largest plant growers use it as the sole fertilizer for their plants. Suitable for philodendrons, monsteras, pothos, and dracaenas — any plant grown in a pot.

It is exactly the same product — only the package size differs. 1 kg is for a small garden or first-time trial. 3 kg is for a larger garden and is more economical per kg. Both remain active for 12 full months.