Aquasol Soluble Plant Food (Yates) (Volume discounts are online only)

Aquasol is a balanced, fast acting, general purpose fertiliser. Suitable for growing all types of plants including flowers, vegetables, seedlings, shrubs, orchids, indoor plants and lawns. Aquasol’s proven formula contains nine plant foods which are essential for healthy plant growth and development.

Disclaimer: This item taken is from the full-sized bulk bag and is re-packed into a basic clear bag. Multiple items/kilos will be put into one bag.

Main Features:

• A trusted safe easy formula.

• Ideal for feeding indoor & outdoor plants.

• Suitable for all planting types including seedlings.

• Convenient handy pack – measuring spoon & resealable pack included.

• High in potassium to encourage flowering and fruiting.

How It Works:

Rapidly absorbed into the root system or into the foliage, if sprayed, supplying 9 essential plant nutrients.

Ingredients:

Nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium and trace elements

NPK – 23: 3.95: 14.

Nitrogen: Phosphorus ratio – 5.8:1

Directions for use

For most plants, dissolve 16g in 10 litres of water.

For seedlings, orchids and ferns, dissolve 8g in 10 litres of water.

For lawns and around shrubs, use 32g in 10 litres of water. Apply over an area of 5 sq metre.

Precautions:

Do not apply when the temperature is over 30C.

Always dissolve in water before applying.

Frequently Asked Questions:

Q. Is Aquasol suitable as a Lucky Bamboo fertilizer?

A. After calling the manufacturer I was told that this fertilizer is fine for lucky bamboo that's in soil, but if it's in water it's not really registered for this kind of use. They also said that some people do still use it on lucky bamboo at a very weak rate but when I asked about an application rate they could not recommend one since its not registered for this type of use. You might want to consider plant starter as an alternative for lucky bamboo, see link below.

Q. Is Aquasol a product made by Yates?

A. Yes, Aquasol is a Yates product, but for some reason, the Yates branding is not very prominent on the packet or product information.

Q. Do you know the sources of Nitrogen for Aquasol (e.g NO3, NH4)? 

A. After speaking to someone at Yates I was told the sources of Nitrogen for Aquasol are Ammonia and Urea.

Q. Does Aquasol contain Potassium Nitrate?

A. After calling Yates I was told that it contained Potassium Sulphate and not Potassium Nitrate.