How does Nutrimate work?

NutriMate contains very high levels of humic and fulvic acids. These naturally occurring elements dramatically improve the way nutrients are used by plants and improve growth and flowering.
The humic acid quickly locks available nutrients into the soil or compost preventing them from being washed through, ie stops leaching. NutriMate still keeps the nutrients available for the plants to take up as they need them. The fulvic acid in NutriMate plays its part by allowing the plant to produce food in the leaf more efficiently.

The results are easy to see:
Improved growth; abundant fragrant flowers; enhanced colour of flowers and fruit; better tasting fruits.
Allows for lower use of additional fertiliser.
The humic acid in nutriMate reduces the leaching of harmful nitrates and phosphates into watercourses.

Where to Use NutriMate

NutriMate can be used anywhere to improve plant growth and quality in soils and composts. It is particularly good in hanging baskets, tubs and growing bags where watering can wash the nutrients out of the compost. It is ideal for use with hungry plants such as brassicas and tomatoes. Seeds dusted with NutriMate will establish quickly.

The photo above shows the roots of young Kerria plants. The pot on the right has been treated with NutriMate and shows considerably more young root growth than the untreated pot. This meand that the plant is better able to take up water and nutrient from the compost giving a much better quality plant.

The pictures show polyanthus being grown on a commercial nursery. The photo on the left shows the results of polyanthus grown without NutriMate whereas the picture on the right is with NutiMate. The pictures speak for themselves the addition of NutriMate increases growth and flower density.

Economical formulation means that it is used very sparingly:
When sowing seeds in rows such as for vegetables, dust the base of the drill row prior to seed sowing at 100g (4oz) per linear metre (yard).
For tubs and baskets apply as a surface treatment at the rate of 25g (1oz) per plant.
For establishment of bedding plants in borders apply at 100g per sq metre (4oz per sq yd) prior to planting out.

Available in 750gm (1.5lbs) and 10 kg (22lbs) tubs BUY