Thrive Roses And Flowers Liquid Plant Food

• Specially formulated liquid plant food designed to enhance flowering performance and overall plant health. Contains balanced macro and micronutrients essential for robust growth. • Concentrated formula means excellent value as small amounts go a long way when diluted correctly. Easy-to-use liquid format absorbs quickly into soil and plant roots. • Trusted by Australian gardeners for promoting abundant blooms, stronger stems, and improved disease resistance in roses and flowering plants.

• Apply every 2-4 weeks during growing season, mixing with water according to package directions before use. Always water plants before and after application. • Store in cool, dry location away from extreme temperatures and direct sunlight to maintain product effectiveness. Keep container tightly sealed when not in use. • Use on moist soil only to prevent root burn, applying in early morning or evening hours. Follow recommended dilution rates and never exceed suggested application frequency. • Reduce feeding frequency during winter months when plant growth naturally slows in Australian conditions.

• Apply every 2-4 weeks during active growing season (Spring to Autumn) when plants are producing new growth and flowers. Reduce frequency in winter when plant growth naturally slows. • Mix with room temperature water according to label directions before applying to moist soil around plant base. Never apply to dry soil as this can cause root burn. • Best applied in early morning or late afternoon to avoid leaf scorch from sun exposure. Water plants thoroughly after application to help nutrients reach the root zone.

• Over-fertilising can cause salt buildup in soil, leading to leaf burn and root damage. Always dilute according to package instructions and flush soil monthly with plain water. • Storing in extreme temperatures can affect product stability and effectiveness. Keep in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and freezing conditions. • Using expired liquid fertiliser may provide inconsistent results or reduced nutrient availability. Check expiry dates and replace old stock for optimal plant performance.