Monterey Planting Packs - 20-10-5 - 10 g Packets - 20 Count Bag

Pre-Measured Starter Feed for Transplants - 20 Packets

Measuring and mixing fertilizer at every transplant slows down planting and invites inconsistent rates. These planting packs hold a set 10 g amount of 20-10-5 fertilizer, so you place one packet beside the root zone, backfill, and water in. The nitrogen comes partly from polymer coated urea, which makes part of it slowly available as roots establish.

The 20-packet bag suits small jobs, trial plantings, and growers who transplant a modest number of plants at a time. Scale the packet count to plant size and follow the product label for rate and placement.

Key Features & Benefits

• Pre-measured 10 g packets — no scales, scoops, or mixing at planting time.
• 20-10-5 formula — supplies nitrogen, phosphate, and potash in one starter feed.
• Polymer coated urea — a portion of the nitrogen is slowly available rather than all at once.
• Secondary nutrients and micronutrients — includes calcium, magnesium, sulfur, boron, copper, iron, manganese, and zinc.
• Direct in-hole use — placed beside the root zone at transplant.

Who Should Use Monterey Planting Packs

Growers and gardeners who transplant and want a simple, consistent starter feed without mixing granular products. The small bag fits trials and limited plantings.

About Monterey Planting Packs

Monterey Planting Packs are 20-10-5 fertilizer in 10 g packets, sold as one bag of 20 packets. Total nitrogen is 20.00%, including 18.00% urea nitrogen and 2.00% ammoniacal nitrogen, with 13.40% slowly available urea nitrogen from polymer coated urea. Available phosphate is 10.00% and soluble potash is 5.00%.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: How do I use a planting pack?
A: Place the packet in the planting hole so it sits beside the root zone. Backfill and water in. Follow the product label for rate and placement.

Q: How many packets does one bag hold?
A: Each bag holds 20 packets of 10 g each.

Q: What does 20-10-5 mean?
A: The three numbers are the percentages of total nitrogen, available phosphate (P2O5), and soluble potash (K2O). Here that is 20.00%, 10.00%, and 5.00%.

Q: What is polymer coated urea?
A: It is urea granules wrapped in a polymer coating that slows how quickly the nitrogen becomes available. This product gets 13.40% slowly available urea nitrogen from it.

Q: Does it contain more than NPK?
A: Yes. The analysis lists calcium, magnesium, sulfur, boron, copper, iron, manganese, and zinc.

Q: Can I find the safety data?
A: Safety data sheets for Monterey products are published by the manufacturer and distributors. Review the label and SDS before use.