Organic Fertilizer 12 kg NPK 4-4-4

Plant Type	Quantity	Frequency
Potted plants and planters	50g per 4 liters of substrate	Every 3 months
Seasonal plants and herbs	50g	Every 3 months
Small shrub	100g	Every 3 months
Large shrub	200g	Every 3 months
Small tree	400g	Every 4 months
Large tree	500g	Every 4 months
Mature tree	2kg	Once a year
Lawn	1–2kg per 50m²	As needed

Where to place the fertilizer? Near the base of the stem / under the dripper / near the irrigation point. It is recommended to lightly work the granules into the soil — this ensures the fertilizer reaches the roots efficiently and is not wasted.

After fertilizing — Water well. Water helps transport the nutrients to the roots and activates the slow-release process.

Do not fertilize in extreme heat — Fertilize in the early morning or evening when the soil is not scorched, to prevent "burning" the roots.

Chemical fertilizers feed the plant quickly — but they also wash away quickly, acidify the soil over time, and can contaminate groundwater. Organic fertilizer works differently:

Improves the soil itself — not just the plant. Each application enriches the population of beneficial soil bacteria and improves soil structure over time.

Prevents "nutrient overload" — The slow release ensures the plant gets exactly what it needs, with no risk of root burn.

Yes — Perfect Blend is excellent for pots and planters. The dosage is 50g per 4 liters of substrate, every 3 months. Simply spread on the soil surface in the pot, mix lightly, and water. The fertilizer will release nutrients gradually and will not harm the roots even in closed containers.

The ideal time to fertilize is at the beginning of the growing season — spring and autumn. Because of the slow release (up to 4 months), one application in early spring and one in early autumn cover most of the year. In winter, when plants are dormant, there is no need to fertilize.

It is possible — but generally not necessary. Perfect Blend provides all the required nutrients for 3–4 months. If you still wish to add liquid fertilizer during the peak growing season (summer), you can do so in small amounts, once a month.