Vitax VTX6AF901 Japanese Maple Acer Feed 0.9kg Pouch

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Thank you very much Fairygirl, I appreciate that, fortunately they always come back each year but I would like to give them the best to prolong their best growth. The Vitax Acer Japanese Maple Feed is made up of 3 major plant foods, nitrogen, phosphate and potash, all 3 of these with natural magnesium and trace elements to give natural and healthy leaf growth. In pots : Acer feed can be mixed with compost when repotting or worked into the surface of existing pots as an annual top-dressing. That looks like a small pot for the size of the specimen and no amount of liquid feed will compensate for roots that get too warm in a small pot. Perfect for both new and established plants, blooming Fast Acer Feed is an organic granular feed combining the nutrients essential for the health growth of Japanese Maples.

The 103 third parties who use cookies on this service do so for their purposes of displaying and measuring personalized ads, generating audience insights, and developing and improving products. Acer tree diseases are rarely a problem - Japanese acers are pretty easy going and you can usually leave them alone after the first year or so with no issues. They need repotting very two or three years, only moving them up a small amount at a time to prevent young, fragile roots drowning in too much moisture. A general purpose fertiliser can also help to keep your tree healthy - give it a sprinkle every spring. Vitax Acer Feed contains the three major plant foods - nitrogen, phosphate and potash, together with added natural magnesium and trace elements to encourage healthy leaf growth and vibrant colours.If your Acer is in a pot you’ll have to water more often - in hot weather this can be as much as twice a day to make sure the soil doesn’t dry out. Potted trees need more watering - make sure the soil doesn’t dry out, especially in the summer months. For healthy growth and vibrant foliage, the Japanese Maple Vitax Acer Feed contains the three major plant foods - nitrogen, phosphate and potash. If your Acer gets too much wind or sun (especially in the afternoon) and not enough water, it can get scorched leaves - variegated varieties and those with finely cut leaves are the most vulnerable to this.

When planting, put some broken crockery or slate chips in the bottom of the pot to improve drainage and use a general purpose compost. If you are looking for more information about this product, please visit our garden centre in Thirsk where our friendly and knowledgeable staff is ready to help you.Once planted, add a handful of feed and work into the top soil Container plants: (Plant at any time of year in suitable soil conditions). Please contact your sites administrator if you believe this other user or machine has unauthorised access.