Ground Herbs Next-Season Strengthener Fertilizer for Drought-Tolerant Plants
$35.99
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🌱 Ground Herbs Next-Season Strengthener Fertilizer
NPK 4-8-12 • Fall + Winter Application
Designed for Drought-Tolerant Plants in Ground Soil
🧪 Nutrient Profile: NPK 4-8-12
| Nutrient | % Content | Primary Function |
|---|---|---|
| Nitrogen (4%) | Supports moderate foliage growth without excessive greening | |
| Phosphorus (8%) | Strengthens root systems and preps plants for spring vigor | |
| Potassium (12%) | Increases drought resistance, hardiness, and plant resilience |
🪴 Ideal For These Herbs & Perennials
This fertilizer is specially crafted for Mediterranean and drought-tolerant ground herbs, as well as flowering perennials that benefit from enhanced stress resistance.
Top 20 Suitable Plants:
Lavender
Rosemary
Sage
Thyme
Oregano
Sedum
Echinacea
Russian Sage
Agave
Yarrow
Artemisia
Coneflower
Catmint
Blanket Flower
Lamb’s Ear
Stonecrop
Blue Fescue
Sea Holly
Coreopsis
Penstemon
🕒 When to Apply
| Season | Purpose | Timing Recommendation |
|---|---|---|
| Late Fall | Strengthen roots before dormancy | After final harvest or bloom |
| Early Winter | Let nutrients integrate pre-spring | Before ground freeze |
🧑🌾 Application Instructions
| Type of Garden Area | Application Rate | Instructions |
|---|---|---|
| Established Plants | ½ to 1 cup per plant | Broadcast around base; lightly rake into soil |
| New Plantings | ¼ to ½ cup per hole/site | Mix directly into planting hole |
| Garden Beds | 2–3 lbs per 100 sq ft | Spread evenly and incorporate top 1–2" of soil |
Watering:
Pre-water soil a day before applying
Water again after application to dissolve granules into root zone
Avoid applying before heavy rain to prevent nutrient runoff
🌡️ Soil & Environmental Guidelines
Optimal Soil Temperature: 65°F–75°F (18°C–24°C)
Avoid Frosted or Frozen Soil: Nutrient absorption requires unfrozen conditions
Storage: Keep in a cool, dry place away from moisture, pets, and children
✅ Gardening Tips
Wear gloves when handling to avoid skin irritation
Don't let granules touch foliage to prevent burn
Monitor for signs of stress or over-fertilization (e.g., yellow edges or stunted growth)
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