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Feeding plants with fertilizers

Feeding plants with fertilizers

How often should plants be fertilized?

What plants need top dressing in winter?

What fertilizers and how much should be used?

 Fertilizing table
Name Frequency: how many times a month Note: feeding is possible, but not necessary
Spring-summer Autumn-winter
Azalea indoor - Azalea 1-2 no chlorine-free azalea fertilizer
Asparagus pinnate - Asparagus plumosus 2 1 in winter - half dose
Araucaria, indoor spruce - Araucaria heterophylla 1-2 does not like calcium (lime)
Bamboo - Bambusa, Arundinaria 2 no
Fragrant dracaena - Dracaena fragrans 2 1 in winter - half dose
Dracaena Marginata - Dracena Marginata 2 1 in winter - half dose
Zamioculcas zamioculcas - Zamioculcas zamiifolia 1 no special fertilizers for cacti and succulents
Laurel noble - Laurus nobilis 1 no
Lemon - Citrus limon 4 1 in winter - when fruiting
Maranta tricolor - Maranta tricolor 2 1 in the summer - half the dose, in the winter - a quarter of the dose
Myrtle - Myrtus 2 no
Rhododendron, garden azalea - Rhododendron one-time no fertilizers containing chlorine and lime are not suitable
Saintpaulia, uzambara violet - Saintpaulia 1 no half dose, and after transplant - 2 months do not feed
Ficus benjamina - Ficus benjamina 2-3 no
Ficus rubber - Ficus Elastica 2 no
Chlorophytum crested - Chlorophytum comosum 2 no
Tsikas drooping - Cycas Revoluta 1-2 1 in winter - half dose
Yucca elephantias - Yucca elephantipes 1-2 no after transplant - do not feed for a month

Plants that are dormant in winter do not need feeding. In the autumn-winter period, feeding is possible for flowering and fruit-bearing plants.

04/07/2012 17:08:00
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