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jobe's fertilizer spikes for beautiful house plants

jobe's fertilizer spikes for beautiful house plants Jobe's Houseplant Fertilizer Spikes 13-4-5 – ROUGE 'N' LOVE ™

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jobe's fertilizer spikes for beautiful house plants Jobe's Houseplant Fertilizer Spikes 13-4-5 – ROUGE 'N' LOVE ™Why Me? Jobe's fertilizer spikes come pre measured to provide the right amount of nutrients for your plants and flowers with no risk of over fertilizing. These fertilizer spikes come in a variety of formulas and pack sizes to help provide lush foliage and vibrant color to your lawn and garden. Composition Plant fertilizer is formulated with a 13 4 5 NPK to provide plants, ferns, and flowers nutrients they need for bright blooms and vibrant foliage.

Why Me?

Jobe's fertilizer spikes come pre-measured to provide the right amount of nutrients for your plants and flowers with no risk of over fertilizing. These fertilizer spikes come in a variety of formulas and pack sizes to help provide lush foliage and vibrant color to your lawn and garden.

Composition

Plant fertilizer is formulated with a 13-4-5 NPK to provide plants, ferns, and flowers nutrients they need for bright blooms and vibrant foliage.

Instructions of Use

For best results, insert new spikes every 60 days. Push each spike into the soil around the plant, halfway between the plant stem and the edge of the pot, until the spike is just below the surface. The nutrients are gradually released to the plant's roots, safely and continuously, every day.

 Water after inserting spikes to activate the nutrient bars.

Pot Diameter | Number of Spikes
Ø 4 inch. (10cm) : 2x
Ø 6 inch. (15cm) : 3x
Ø 8 inch. (20cm) : 4x
Ø 10 inch. (25cm) : 5x
Ø 12 inch. (30cm) : 6x

☘ Store in a dry place, out of the reach of children and pets.

Why It's a Must-Have?

The main food source of plants is undoubtedly chemical and organic fertilizers.
The main function of these fertilizers is to meet in a short time the deficiencies of plant nutrients needed by soil that has become impoverished and inefficient as a result of its use for many years.

NPK fertilizers meet the nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium needs of plants.

☘ Nitrogen:
Promotes the formation of leaves and stems in plants. It affects important physiological functions within the plant, the quantity of products and the quality of the product. It is the main ingredient of protein in plants and is the basic building block of chlorophyll, which converts solar energy into useful energy for the plant. Plant green parts use a large amount of nitrogen during the development period.

☘ Phosphorus: 
It also plays an important role in the formation of seeds and fruits, especially in flowering, root development, formation of new cells, growth of tissues and the formation of some organic compounds within the plant. It plays a role in energy transfer in plant metabolism and is effective in the formation of substances such as sugar and starch.

☘ Potassium: 
Improves the quality of the product, contributes to the development of the fruit in terms of taste, aroma and color. One of the most important functions of potassium is that the plant regulates the water balance. Therefore, potassium deficiency causes the resistance of plants to thirst to decrease. Promotes root development, increases resistance to disease and thirst.


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