NPK 10-52-10

High phosphorus levels ensure strong overall growth and are particularly beneficial to the health of stems, leaves and flowers of a wide range of plants.

Extremely high phosphorus levels help develop strong, healthy root systems, which are essential for nutrient uptake and plant stability.

Ideal for flowering plants, it promotes blooming flowers and abundant fruit production, resulting in improved quality and quantity.

Adds essential nutrients to the soil, especially phosphorus, improving long-term soil health and aiding future plant growth.

Enhances plant resistance to environmental stresses and diseases, ensuring healthier plants and better adaptability to different growing conditions.

• NPK 10-52-10 Fertilizer with a high phosphorus content is beneficial in promoting plant root development, flowering and fruiting. It is especially beneficial for:


• FLOWERS AND PLANTS: 10-52-10 Fertilizer is ideal for flowering plants such as roses, tulips and daffodils. The high phosphorus content promotes lush blooms and bright colors.


• Fruit trees: Fruit trees such as apple, peach and cherry trees benefit from phosphorus to develop a strong root system and produce healthy fruit.


• Bulb plants: Bulb plants such as lilies, gladiolus and hyacinths need 10-52-10 fertilizer to thrive, as it supports the initial growth of roots and bulbs that produce impressive flowers.


• Vegetable gardens: Some vegetables, especially those that require a strong root system, such as carrots and potatoes, can be boosted by phosphorus-rich fertilizers.


• NEWLY TRANSPLANTED SEEDLINGS: When transplanting seedlings or young plants, using a 10-52-10 fertilizer can help them quickly establish a strong root system.

• Promoting flowering: It is commonly used to promote mass flowering in a variety of ornamental plants and flowering crops.


• Promoting fruit formation: high phosphorus levels help fruit development in fruit and fruit trees.


• Stimulates root growth: it supports the establishment of strong root systems, especially in newly planted or transplanted vegetation.

• Determine the area to be fertilized: Calculate the area you want to fertilize, whether it is around flowerbeds, borders or trees.


• Dosage: Read the manufacturer’s instructions on the fertilizer package to determine the recommended dosage. Typically, for 10-52-10 fertilizers, the dosage is lower due to their high concentration.


• Fertilizer Application Methods: Fertilizer can be applied with a spreader for larger areas or by hand for smaller areas. Ensure even distribution.


• Fertilizer application time: Apply fertilizer before planting or during the growing season as needed. Be careful not to over-fertilize, as too much phosphorus can damage plants.


• MIX INTO THE SOIL: After applying fertilizer, mix the fertilizer into the soil to a depth of about 2-4 inches. This helps ensure that the roots are able to absorb the nutrients.


• Water: Water thoroughly after fertilizer application to activate the fertilizer and prevent any potential damage to plant roots.


• Frequency: Follow soil test recommendations or apply every 4-6 weeks during the growing season, depending on your specific plant and soil requirements.