Manufacturer:
Nutri-Pak

Price per case only

Nutri-Pak® fertilizer packets have a revolutionary method of delivering nutrients to a plant’s root zone. This method guarantees that nutrient loss due to leaching or runoff is averted, the cost of labor and supplies are reduced, and damage to the plant from too much fertilizer is eliminated. Nutri-Pak® is also safer for you and the environment because the packets are installed unopened so you never come into contact with the fertilizer itself, and because of its very controlled release there is no surface or groundwater contamination.

15-20-15
3 Year Time Release Fertilizer Packets

About Roses and Flowering Plant Controlled Release Fertilizer

For Roses and Flowering Plants we recommend our N-P-K formulation of 15-20-15 fertilizer. This will give your flowering plants good overall growth and health, while supplying higher levels of phosphorus and Potassium, ideal for better blooming and rooting. While the 3-Year packets are ideal for outside landscaped flowering plants like Roses, Spireas, Potentillas etc, the 1-Year packets are the perfect size for flowering potted plants and hanging baskets.

For Roses & Flowering Plants: Use a minimum of 2 fertilizer packets - plants over 24 inches use 1 packet per 12 inches of height or spread. Bury the packets 6-8 inches deep near the plants roots. The packets should be spaced evenly around the dripline of established plantings, or around the root mass of new plantings. When using pots or hanging baskets, use 1-2 packets in 4-10 inch, 2-3 packets in 11-14 inch and 3-4 packets in 15 inch and up. The packets should be buried unopened in the pot, halfway between the plants stem and the edged of the pot or hanging basket, and halfway down or about 3 inches below the surface of the soil.

Any five combinations of 1-Year  and 3-Year Cases can be ordered directly for $145 Per Case

Any ten  combinations of 1-Year and 3-Year Cases can be ordered directly for $130 Per Case

Call 1-800-871-5058 for quotes on Pallets (50 cases) or any other questions regarding multi-case orders