The state of our garden is essential. We know. For this reason, our flowers and plants should look healthy and beautiful. The truth is that many times it is difficult to achieve unless we go to certain products such as artificial fertilizers. However, immediately we face the question: What should we choose? How should we apply? Let's begin to dispel those doubts.

While the basic elements a plant needs are available on the elements as we fertilize with nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium. That is the reason why most horticultural fertilizers have these three elements.

The problem is knowing what to consider when choosing a fertilizer. Let's see: the nutritional value of fertilizer is measured by the amount of nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium, which is available to the plants. For that we must look carefully at the package information and find out specific amounts of each of these elements.

Note that N is nitrogen, phosphorus or P205 is K20 potassium. In this way we will find out whether it is economically convenient with respect to the benefits it provides. The fertilizer cost may be low in nutrients.

The next question is, how we apply the fertilizer? The safest way is to distribute it evenly over the plants. Avoid applying too specific places in the pits as seed because that way you can damage the roots. The fertilizer liquid, but have a low amount of nutrients (which forces us to use more), go well with the main areas.

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