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FERTILIZERS

Here’s a breakdown of different types of fertilizers, including combination types and their benefits:

Granular Fertilizers

  • Slow-release: Provides nutrients over time, reducing frequent applications.
  • Quick-release: Delivers nutrients immediately for fast plant growth.

Liquid Fertilizers

  • Fast-acting: Absorbed quickly through roots and leaves.
  • Easy application: Can be sprayed or used in irrigation systems.

Organic Fertilizers

  • Compost, manure, bone meal, fish emulsion: Improves soil health and microbial activity.
  • Slow, natural release: Reduces the risk of over-fertilization.

Synthetic (Chemical) Fertilizers

  • NPK blends (Nitrogen, Phosphorus, Potassium): Designed for specific plant needs.
  • High efficiency: Provides precise nutrients for optimal growth.

Combination Fertilizers (Blended for Multiple Benefits)

  • Weed & Feed: Contains fertilizer plus herbicides to control weeds while feeding lawns.
  • Insect & Disease Control Fertilizers: Provides nutrients while protecting against pests and diseases.
  • Starter Fertilizers: High in phosphorus for root development in new lawns and transplants.
  • Winterizer Fertilizers: Helps lawns store nutrients for winter survival and early spring green-up.

Specialty Fertilizers

  • Micronutrient fertilizers: Provides essential elements like iron, zinc, and magnesium.
  • Soil conditioners: Improves soil structure and enhances nutrient uptake.

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