For every true farmer, gardener and gardener, not only the growing process is important, but also the end result of their labors - a full-fledged harvest.

And even the most inexperienced summer resident understands how important it is to properly care for plants, give necessary fertilizing and apply proper fertilizers, because even the most fertile land is depleted over the years.

Most of my dacha neighbors use in practice not only organic fertilizers, but also contribute mineral supplements. This balance helps to achieve the best results: growing selected berries, large and even potato tubers, tasty and juicy vegetables.

That is why today we will talk about a popular mineral fertilizer, which has proven its effectiveness and demonstrated all its benefits in practice. best qualities. This is Kemira.

All my neighbors use Kemira, especially those who grow vegetables and potatoes in large quantities. It appeared on the Russian market quite recently, at the end of the last century, and immediately found wide application in agriculture.

The developers of this mineral complex are Finnish scientists. In Russia it is produced in quite large quantities, so you can buy it in many gardening centers and stores.

For those who do not trust domestic producers, there is the opportunity to order fertilizer via the Internet, but it is worth saying that there is no difference between the products.

The composition meets all possible requirements; it includes both macro and microelements necessary for active vegetation.

The complex has a very good balance, it contains correct proportions are: phosphorus, nitrogen, potassium.

The most important for life plant crops elements such as: magnesium, selenium, copper, sulfur, boron, zinc, molybdenum and magnesium are presented to the maximum for the benefits of vegetables. There are no chlorine-containing components.

Powerful “vitamins” for enriching the structure of the earth and feeding plant crops of the most different types are produced in granules, packaged in bags of various weights.

So, for example, for feeding home flowers there are very small dosages of 10, 15 and 50 g, and for large potato plantations you can buy packages of 2, 5 and 5 kg. The largest corresponds to 40 kg - this helps to enrich farm lands.

The fertilizer is also available in liquid form, it is very convenient for use; just add a certain amount to the water, and the working solution is ready for use.

Thus, Kemira can be used both in dissolved form and as dry granules. The latter method is used when digging; the granules begin to dissolve under the influence of water entering the ground with rain or after watering.

It is worth paying attention to which plants this complex was produced for, since there is a gradation here too. This is very convenient from the point of view of using fertilizing, you just have to choose the right type.

Types of Kemira

Sometimes the name Kemira can be replaced by the name Fertik, don’t be alarmed, it’s one and the same thing. This line includes several types intended for lawn grass, vegetable crops, home flowers, potatoes, flower beds.

• Kemira Flower - activates the growth of flowers, both annuals and perennials. After applying the fertilizer, the inflorescences become brighter, and the flowering period noticeably increases. Fertilizer is applied to different periods, for seedlings, after planting seedlings in open ground, during the growing season, right up to autumn.
• Kemira for lawns - the grass cover becomes thicker, brighter, the structure of the lawn improves, and its silkiness increases. Can be used repeatedly: after each mowing throughout the summer.
• Kemira Universal is a truly universal fertilizer that can be used to feed almost any crop growing on the site. It is suitable for fruit trees and shrubs, strawberries, many vegetables and strawberries. They fertilize seedlings during all periods of growth and support the activity of conifers.
• Kemira Coniferous - it is intended for decorative coniferous plants, which have recently enjoyed extraordinary popularity. These include different kinds junipers, thujas, low-growing pines and spruces.
• Autumn Kemira was created to prepare for the winter season. Thanks to the action of the components, the roots and ground parts adapt better to the cold; this kind of prevention allows bushes, trees and bulbous flowers to survive the winter more calmly.
• Kemira for potatoes is an ideal tool for obtaining a high yield. If you treat the tubers with liquid fertilizer before planting, the seedlings will appear much faster, and diseases will bypass the potato plant. Kemira can also be applied in granules before planting and incorporated into the soil; the yield increases and the tubers are stored better.
• Kemira Lux - this type of universal complex is produced in solution and granules, and serves as a reliable assistant for any vegetables, berries and fruits. It contains fast-acting micro- and macro-components that increase the shelf life of fruits, allow plants to grow normally and resist a number of diseases. Regardless of its form, the fertilizer in the soil immediately begins to work.
• Kemira Combi is a pinkish powder that instantly dissolves in water and is well absorbed by any garden crops.
• Kemira Hydro is also an easily digestible nutrient supplement that is used in hydroponics. It is used both in open areas and in greenhouse conditions.

Among the latest developments are special types, which are intended for any one type of vegetable, for example, tomatoes, beets, strawberries or cucumbers. Therefore, when choosing, you should take into account that the fertilizer contains specific compositions.

Diseases and viral diseases are not harmful to your plantings if they were promptly treated with this useful complex, which is considered safe and environmentally friendly.

Advantages of Kemira

• After fertilizing, soil structures are not depleted for a long time, beneficial microorganisms reproduce safely in them.
• Serves as a good help for young animals and seedlings.
• Used outdoors and in greenhouses.
• Supports perennial flowers by increasing flowering.
• Boosts plant immunity and helps cope with sudden frosts and stress.
• Does not allow nitrate substances and heavy metals to accumulate in fruits.
• Increases shelf life.

Application

Since Kemira is distinguished by its versatility, it can be used both in granules and in the form of a solution. Thrifty gardeners who save a penny do not scatter the fertilizer, but apply it directly into the hole or furrow before planting the plant or seeds.

The best way would be to mix the granules with the soil and water the planting hole; it would be correct to avoid direct contact of the granules with the roots, this can be fraught with burns. In this case, you will have to transplant the plant to a new fresh place, otherwise it may die.

For example, it is recommended to put no more than a teaspoon of Kemira into a potato hole. Next, sprinkle the granules with soil, and only after that place the tuber in the hole. The second time the fertilizer is applied during hilling by incorporating it into the soil. The dose is slightly larger than that at landing.

For a number of vegetables, fertilizing in the form of drip irrigation. Greenhouse crops: tomatoes, cucumbers, eggplants and peppers respond well to this procedure, after which active growth begins. Kemira Lux would be appropriate here; it is used every 10 days and diluted with 0.5 g of fertilizer in 10 liters of water.

The universal type is good for greens, as well as for root vegetables such as radishes and turnips. Before “feeding,” the soil should be well moistened so that microelements can easily penetrate to the roots.

Watering is also necessary after fertilizing, this will prevent root system from burns in case of overdose and will quickly push nutrients into the depths of the soil.

Precautionary measures

Any use of fertilizers requires compliance with safety measures.

• The best remedy against possible poisoning is a respirator. You should put rubber gloves on your hands, and pour the fertilizer itself into a plastic container.
• You should remember the correct dosage; excessive amounts of fertilizer will negatively affect plants and may cause their death, so read the instructions carefully.
• Liquid fertilizer is prepared immediately before use; it cannot be stored for a long time.
• After work, wash your hands and face with soap and rinse your mouth.

Kemira is an effective assistant to any gardener in the fight for the harvest; if you use it in a timely and correct manner, you can achieve high yields, in addition, the resulting berries, fruits and vegetables will be healthy, strong, beautiful and very appetizing!

Complex mineral fertilizers under the KEMIRA brand produced by the Finnish concern "Kemira Oy" have been in demand among Russian gardeners and gardeners for more than 15 years due to their quality and high yields noted by consumers.

• Having started with the production of two types of granular fertilizers - UNIVERSAL and LUX, by 2000 the range of KEMIRA fertilizers was significantly expanded with new products LAWN, POTATO, etc. Due to the end of the crisis and the constant increase in demand for products, it was decided to establish the production of fertilizers in Russia under the Kemira GrowHow brand. In connection with the reorganization in the parent company, since February 2011, the rights to the KEMIRA fertilizer production technology in Russia were transferred to Fertika CJSC, which continues to produce the traditional KEMIRA fertilizer line under its FERTIKA logo.
• complex mineral, granular fertilizer, prolonged action;
• does not contain chlorine; recommended for growing vegetables, greens,, fruit and berry crops ornamental trees
• and bushes;
• contains all macro- and microelements necessary for plant nutrition in an optimal ratio;
• does not acidify the soil; promotes good growth

plants and obtaining high yields.

Fertilizer application methods Growing seedlings:

soil for seedlings add 30-40g of fertilizer per square meter. m - for cucumbers and 40-50g per sq. m - for tomatoes, then mix, moisten and leave for 3-5 days. Soil preparation:

In spring, fertilizer is evenly scattered over the soil surface and then dug up. Fertilizer granules dissolve in the soil gradually, ensuring uninterrupted and balanced nutrition of plants throughout the entire growing season. Sowing seeds, planting seedlings: It is possible to apply fertilizer to other, more effective way

- in rows when sowing seeds or in holes when planting seedlings. In this case, the soil and fertilizer must be mixed. Fertilizer granules are concentrated around the seeds and roots of seedlings, which helps to better supply young plants with nutrients. During the growing season:in poor soils and in years with high rainfall, plants are additionally fertilized 1-2 times during the growing season with half the norm. When fertilizing, dry fertilizer is applied to moist soil. The fertilizer is distributed around the plants and carefully incorporated into the soil. If the crop requires a high application rate, for example, 150 g/sq.m. m, then the process can be divided into stages. First, when preparing the soil, add 90 g/sq. m, and then carry out two feedings during the growing season of 30 g/sq. m.

Fertilizer application rates, g/sq.m

Potatoes, tomatoes, Bell pepper 50-80

Lettuce, spinach, parsley, dill, peas, beans 80-100

Carrots, beets, onions, turnips, radishes 100-120

Cabbage, rutabaga, celery, rhubarb, cucumber, pumpkin, etc. 120-160

Strawberry 20-30

Currants (black, red, white), raspberries, etc. 40-60

Young fruit trees 30-60

Mature fruit trees 70-90

Product type: Fertilizers and materials
Manufacturer: FERTIKA

Kemira mineral fertilizer, in the last few years, has become very popular among both summer residents and professional farmers. It is used in fields, parks and garden plots. This fertilizer is produced from pure raw materials, as part of the Kemira GrowHow program - technology of the third millennium.

Kemira can be bought everywhere - both in small garden stores and in large supermarkets such as OBI and Metrica. The bright, clever packaging design evokes positive emotions and attracts the eyes of customers.

It is worth paying attention to the fact that The country of origin of this brand is Finland. In Russia, fertilizer is produced under license. But, if desired, the Finnish product can be purchased in online stores.

The product line under the Kemira brand includes many varieties mineral fertilizers, selected personally for individual plants. It can be noted that the packaging of the products is well thought out, this makes the use of the agrochemical economical and convenient.

For example, mineral granules are produced in bags with a capacity of 2.5 to 40 kg, respectively, you can buy the volume necessary to fertilize one hundred square meters or an entire plantation. But the fertilizer for seedlings of Agro Kemira Fertik can also be found in a 250 ml bottle. This volume is enough to add 30-40 roots of tomato or eggplant seedlings.

To feed plants in garden plots, the following types of Kemira GrowHow are most often used:

Kemira Universal

This is a fertilizer that has wide range actions. Contains NPK complex (), with a ratio of elements (nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium) equal to 10-20-20 (%). Kemira Universal also contains the microelement selenium (Se), which increases the content of sugar and vitamins in fruits.

The fertilizer is water-soluble, which allows it to be used for all types of fertilizing, and used both in protected and open ground. It can also be used to prepare a solution for drip irrigation of plants, but it works best when used locally before sowing.

• in a greenhouse – 1.5 kg/m³;
• for flowers –0.5 - 0.9 kg/m³;
• for fruit trees – 1.5 kg/m³;
• in open ground 200–1000 kg/ha;
• lawn fertilizing – 20-40 kg/m³.

Kemira Lux

This is a granular (sometimes liquid) fertilizer with a long shelf life. Ideal for bulbs, perennials and fruit trees. It contains a high percentage of useful elements, and therefore provides plants with them for a longer period than other types of mineral agrochemicals.

Kemira Lux is used at the start of plant development. It is ideal for both vegetable crops and flowers. For example, if petunia seeds planted in the ground are shed with a solution of this fertilizer, and subsequently maintain constant soil moisture, they will sprout much faster. The plant itself will be stronger and quickly grow green mass.

This type of mineral fertilizer is perfect for home flowers, and. Limited to the closed space of a greenhouse or apartment, they are in dire need of all the vitamins contained in Kemira Lux. This fertilizer is unique in its rapid action, since some substances from the composition begin to act immediately after applying the fertilizer to the soil.

In accordance with the instructions, there are the following standards for applying this agrochemical:

• peppers, tomatoes, cucumbers – 1-1.5 kg/m3;
• domestic flowers (except succulents) – 0.5 – 1 kg/m3;
• salads, greens – 0.7-0.9 kg/m3;
• seedlings – 0.7 – 1.7 kg/m3.

Kemira agro fertika for roses

Flower growers often suffer when growing. Either they grow poorly, then they don’t bloom enough, or they simply freeze out. All these troubles can be explained by a lack of vitamins. In fact, weakened plants do not reach their full potential and have poor winter hardiness.

In this case, Kemira comes to the rescue again. This variety is called Agro Fertika for roses, and is used for all types of application. It is very convenient for transportation, as it is sold in a container with a handle, weighing only 0.9 kg.

Kemira Combi

Outwardly it looks like a pink powder that loses its color when dissolved in water. All substances are contained in it in chelated (easily digestible) form.. This fertilizer is used mainly in liquid form. Application rates are as follows:

• in closed ground - 0.5-2 kg per 1000 l;
• in the garden - 1-2 kg per 1000 liters of water;
• foliar feeding of fruit trees – 5-50 kg per 1 hectare;
• foliar feeding of field and garden crops– 2-5kg/hectare;
• the maximum concentration of the mother solution is 30%.

Kemira Combi is used to reduce the alkalinity of the soil. Contains all basic nutrients except Ca. It contains nitrogen in carbamide form. N:K ratio (1:1.5). This agrochemical can only be used on organic substrates.

Kemira Hydro

According to gardeners, this is one of the best universal fertilizers both for open and closed ground. It fully provides plants with all the nutrients that it contains in an easily accessible form. Nitrogen in Kemira Hydro is in nitrate form, which eliminates its harmful effects during foliar feeding. The application rates for this agrochemical are the same as for Kemira Combi.

Fertika-Kemira lawn

The basis of this fertilizer is NPK complex (nitroammophoska), with a percentage ratio of 11.3:12:26. There are also various microelements present here, the mission of which is to “polish” the effects of the main elements.

Apply this mineral fertilizing in spring and summer, during the period of creation and active growth of the lawn. It promotes the rapid appearance of grass, increases its density by strengthening the root system and subsequent growth of bushes, prevents the spread of moss, and improves the cover color.

This lawn fertilizer is usually used after mowing, scattering it over the surface and leveling it with a rake. If Fertika-Kemira lawn is used when laying a grass carpet, then the following consumption rates are recommended - 10 kg per 100 sq.m.

Special types of fertilizer

There are types of Kemira intended for feeding individual plants. For example, this is Kemira beetroot. It includes:

• N – 16%;
• P2O – 12%;
• K2O – 17%;
• S – 2.7%;
• Ca – 0.55%.

There is no magnesium in this fertilizer, since it loses its taste qualities. But microelements such as boron, iron, zinc, molybdenum and copper are present here in small quantities.

Kemira potato fertilizer is also produced. It is intended for spring application. It comes in the form of granules, so it is convenient to use and dose. This fertilizer can be fed to potatoes throughout growing season(choose the dosage in accordance with the instructions for use).

This agrochemical is correctly called Kemira Potato-5. It contains 16% potassium, which increases the shelf life of tubers during storage. The sulfur contained in this fertilizer helps fight various potato diseases and increases resistance to fungi and pathogenic soil microflora.

It includes:

• N – 11%;
• P2O – 9%;
• K2O – 17%;
• S – 2.7%;
• Mg – 2.7%.

Kemira potato – 5 increases yield by 30-50%. The starch content in tubers increases by 1-3.5%. Also, this fertilizer does not increase the amount of nitrates in the final product and improves its taste.

Kemira GrowHow fertilizers are different high level quality, and are professional growth stimulants who always guarantee a positive result. Analogues produced under license completely repeat the recipe of the original and have a lower price. A wide range of varieties of these fertilizers allows each gardener to choose exactly the agrochemical that is suitable for a particular plant at a given time.

Gardeners and gardeners believe that Kemira series fertilizers have earned a good reputation, proven by experience and time. Mineral complex By Finnish technology launched on the market more than 20 years ago. Kemira preparations are distinguished by their versatility and ease of use according to the instructions.

Brand features. Description of the drug

The history of Kemira fertilizers includes the rapid conquest of a niche, constant expansion of the range, and the production of highly specialized preparations for farmers, gardeners, and flower growers. In 2008, the Finnish concern was bought by the Norwegian company Yara Int. She continued to produce the entire line of fertilizers under the GrowHow brand. After 3 years, the production of fertilizers called Fertika was established in the Russian Federation. The company has licenses and rights to purchase Finnish raw materials and use original technology. The plant was previously the official representative of Kemira in the Russian Federation.

The new fertilizer is named Fertika. The company claims that products under the Kemira brand on the Russian market today are counterfeit. However, in the post-Soviet space you can also find goods signed “Kemira GrowHow” (Finland). A special feature of Kemira fertilizers is the absence of chlorine-containing compounds. But they have a full set necessary for the plant minerals:

• potassium;
• phosphorus;
• manganese;
• magnesium;
• selenium;

• zinc;
• sulfur;
• copper;
• molybdenum.

Attention! Nitrogen-phosphorus-potassium proportions differ depending on the type of fertilizer, taking into account the needs of different crops.

Kemira or Fertika is available in several forms. Granular mixtures are available for water-soluble and dry application, and both are sold in bagged packaging:

• sachets 10-50 g for flower growers;
• 2.5-5 kg ​​for owners of small plots;
• 40 kg for processing a large plot of land.

Soluble granules mix quickly with water. Kemira is also produced in the form of a liquid concentrate. Depending on the required dose, the fertilizer is additionally diluted with water. Sold in small glass containers.

Feeding Lux: features

The Kemira product line includes about 10 types of mineral fertilizers. The assortment has undergone virtually no adjustments due to the name change to Fertika. One of the most popular fertilizers is Kemira Lux. This universal liquid or granular mixture is used for:

• growing seedlings;
• pre-planting soil treatment on site and in the greenhouse;
• planting home flowers on the window.

Kemira Lux is suitable for all vegetables, fruits and berries. It is used to fertilize perennial plants, fruit trees. The variety is especially useful for bulbous plants. Kemira allows you to solve the following problems on the site:

• strengthen gardening and flower crops;
• increase productivity;
• ensure environmental cleanliness and safety of fruits;
• improve the keeping quality of the crop.

Top dressing Lux differs from other types of Kemira according to the following criteria:

1. Mineral components are absorbed by plants faster. Fertilizer has a beneficial effect immediately after entering the soil.
2. Micro- and macroelements are retained in the plant longer.
3. This drug is the most expensive in the manufacturer's line.

Dry powder: methods of use

After watering the soil with Kemira, the seeds germinate faster, and the greenery on young plants forms more actively. These properties are also used for greenhouse and indoor crops. The granules are often scattered on a moistened plot of land in early spring. Then they immediately seal it up along with digging.

Basic dosage - 50 g per 1 sq. m. For perennial crops and trees, reduce the rate to 40 g/sq.m. For bulbous crops and flowers, increase to 80 g/sq.m. With each subsequent watering, the compressed Kemira will release minerals to the crops.

Attention! In 1 tbsp. About 15-18 g of granules fit in a spoon, about 200 g in a glass.

If the plants have already been planted, then the soil dug up with Kemira must be watered. Due to the high cost of this mineral mixture, applying it using a dry foliar method is most cost-effective. The manufacturer warns about counterfeits: packages with a similar design at a relatively low price. Their composition does not meet the needs of the buyer.

Liquid type of feeding: technique of use

Effective concentration for preparing Kemira solution:

• 2 g of dry granules per 3-4 liters of water for seedlings, greenhouse crops and house flowers;
• 40 g of granules per 30-40 liters of water for open ground.

The use of liquid solution is not limited spring period. In enclosed spaces, the planting should be treated once a week for the entire summer season. On open area- 1 time every 2 weeks. The norm for watering is 10 l/sq.m. m, for spraying - half as much. Alternate foliar and root methods of applying the mixture.

Advice. For fruiting plants, stop all treatments 15 to 25 days before harvest. Perennial crops Regardless of the type, do not water or spray from July until the next season.

Be sure to follow safety rules when working with Kemira solution and granules. Be careful not to get the mixture on the skin or mucous membrane. In this case, immediately rinse the area with plenty of water. Store fertilizer in a place where children or pets cannot enter.

Kemira Lux is capable of efficiently performing its range of tasks at personal plot or in a flower garden. Research shows that the mineral mixture is easily absorbed by plants and allows for an increase in productivity.

What fertilizers do you use?

Organic farming is safer for humans; in addition, it prevents soil depletion and does not cause salt accumulation. But if you compare the nutritional composition of compost or manure, it turns out that there is a lot of some substances, for example nitrogen, and very little of others, for example phosphorus.

The main micronutrient for fertility, potassium, is also insufficient. Question: why do we need organic matter if it does not satisfy the needs of vegetable crops? Organic matter is necessary for the soil to support the activity of microorganisms, earthworms and other living creatures, which improve the physical and chemical properties of the soil.

To feed plants, it is necessary to add mineral components to organic matter. This will allow you to receive good harvest annually. The fact is that minerals can accumulate in the fruit, causing poisoning if eaten, so it is important to choose a good brand.

One of the most high-quality fertilizers, which can be bought in stores today, is the Kemira Lux fertilizer, the composition and properties of which fully meet the needs of entire groups of plants.

History of the brand – what to look for in stores

Kemira is a nutritious granular mixture produced in Finland. The history of the brand began in the late 90s of the last century. Now it is produced under license in Russia, but has changed its name to Fertika.

Therefore, in stores you can only find a domestic product with the same properties, from the same raw materials, but at a lower price. Fans of the original Kemira need to order fertilizer through websites that act as intermediaries between the manufacturer and consumers.

The manufacturer of Fertiki claims that the products are no different from the original ones, because they are made from imported raw materials.

If you compare the instructions for using Kemira Lux fertilizer, its composition is no different. It remains to check the reviews of customers who prefer this brand.

How is Kemira (Fertika) fertilizer produced? Fertilizers are produced on new equipment that allows you to balance the amount nutrients

in each granule. This is achieved by uniform distribution of microelements due to high-quality mixing of components.

So that buyers do not confuse the types of chemical and chelated microelements. Kemira is a chemical fertilizer, but it is made from safe components that do not accumulate in fruits and do not have a negative effect on the human body.

If you add it to plant residues at the stage of compost maturation, then soil microorganisms and earthworms will process all the components and they will turn into a chelated fertilizer.

The most important advantage of this brand is that manufacturers produce a large number of types of fertilizer. Eg - green crops, such as lawn grass, salads, more nitrogen is needed. These crops do not flower or set fruit, so potassium does not play a special role.

For berry bushes, fruit trees In vegetables, potassium is the main nutritional element, starting from the flowering stage.

Potassium determines how abundant the flowering will be, how many ovaries will remain and turn into fruits, how many of them will ripen and how the products will be stored.

Separately, it is worth mentioning the spring and autumn varieties of fertilizing. In the spring, when all plants grow green mass, a huge amount of nitrogen and phosphorus is consumed.

Video: Kemir fertilizer in chelate form Therefore, in spring fertilizers Kemira contains more nitrogen components. In autumn to restore balance nutrients in the soil, it is necessary to add potassium and phosphorus. Nitrogen in in this case

is not needed, as it can provoke the growth of young shoots and swelling of the buds.

This will lead to freezing of the plant, infection with bacteria or fungi, and, consequently, death. Kemira fertilizer “Autumn” protects plants from active growth, making it possible to prepare for the dormant period. Each culture has its own needs that distinguish it from the rest.

For example, potatoes and tomatoes need more nitrogen than onions and garlic. Potato Kemira contains it in the right quantity, exactly as much as it takes to form the above-ground part.

Composition of granules and liquid fertilizers

Kemira Lux fertilizer is available in liquid and granular form. The composition is the same, but liquid forms are more suitable for watering house plants. Although, the granules dissolve well in water and it makes no difference which type you use. The only difference is the measuring cap, which can be used to more accurately measure the required amount. Both liquid and dry mixtures protect plants from various diseases

, accelerate the growth of vegetative mass.

Varieties by nutritional composition

• At the moment, the manufacturer produces the following types of Kemira fertilizer: Lux

• – applied in dry or dissolved form, begins to act immediately after embedding in the ground, suitable for all flower, fruit and vegetable crops; fertilizer Kemira Universal composition is calculated for most types garden plants

• , as well as coniferous and berry bushes; promotes the growth of greenery throughout the growing season; cut grass is used for composting as a nitrogen component;

• flower mixture enhances the brightness of flower stalks, promotes long-term flowering;

• coniferous Kemira contains the optimal amount of nutrients for thuja, juniper and other plants for which excessive amounts of nitrogen are contraindicated;

• fertilizer Kemira "Autumn" According to the instructions, it is used before the onset of cold weather to prepare the root system for active growth in the spring, the composition includes phosphorus, potassium in sulfate form and microelements, suitable for trees, shrubs, berry gardens, and domestic annuals and perennial plants, as well as bulbous flowers;

• potato Kemira contains an increased amount of nitrogen and potassium, which promotes the accumulation of starch in tubers, improves storage in winter period, protects against diseases - primarily from late blight;

• combined fertilizer Combi used for all open ground and greenhouse plants, does not contain carbonates, therefore can be used on neutral and alkaline soils;

• Hydro– a composition intended for growing vegetables using hydroponics, does not contain calcium, and is well absorbed by plants in liquid form.

In addition to the varieties described above, there are fertilizers for certain types of vegetable crops - cucumbers, root vegetables, tomatoes. If you don’t find a suitable mixture in the store, you can buy Kemira Universal fertilizer, which is suitable for all varieties of garden plants.

Instructions: dosage, method of application, safety measures

Number of granules per square meter The beds are described in detail in the instructions, so before you start watering, you need to read how to properly prepare the liquid for irrigation. To avoid liquid getting on your skin or eyes, wear protective gloves and goggles. We should not forget that this fertilizer has a chemical base and burns are possible.