Vitax VTX6AF901 Japanese Maple Acer Feed 0.9kg Pouch

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Premium M183 Acer / Maple Tree Feed Concentrated Plant Food with Growth Optimiser, formulated and balanced for Acer / Maple Trees.

You can change your choices at any time by visiting Cookie preferences, as described in the Cookie notice. Wind/sun are the main reasons for leaf damage, but so is insufficient water - especially at certain times. Please contact your sites administrator if you believe this other user or machine has unauthorised access. To prevent this, keep on top of weeds because some of them can carry the fungus without showing any symptoms.In pots : Acer feed can be mixed with compost when repotting or worked into the surface of existing pots as an annual top-dressing. In the garden, dig a hole slightly large than the root-ball of the Acer, fork over the base of the pit and apply 30-60g to the bottom of the planting hole, depending on the size of the Acer.

If your tree is affected, you might see the leaves yellowing or suddenly wilting and the branches dying back. 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.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. If you think about the climate we have in the west of Scotland, and how well Acers grow here, that gives you a clue to the conditions they like best.

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). An inorganic granular fertiliser like Miracle Gro or Growmore works better in pots as they're heat and moisture activated so they're more effective in the confines of a pot.

Vitax Limited is a fourth generation family-owned business with roots laid down long before the modern gardening industry as it is known today even existed. In pots : Acer feed can be mixed with compost when repotting or worked into the surface of existing pots as an annual top-dressing.