SuperGreen All Purpose Plant Food 12-4-8 - Liquid Fertilizer Concentrate - 1 L
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Nitrogen-Forward Liquid Feed for Leafy Growth - 1 L Bottle
Feeding a mixed collection of plants usually means buying several products. This concentrate covers traditional garden plants and houseplants with one 12-4-8 formula. You dilute it with water following the label, so a small bottle goes a long way.
The 1 L bottle suits home gardeners, hobbyists and anyone trialling a liquid feed before committing to a larger volume. It stores easily on a shelf and handles routine feeding for a modest number of plants.
Key Features & Benefits
- 12-4-8 NPK ratio — higher nitrogen supports vegetative growth and foliage.
- Liquid concentrate — mixes with water and is simple to measure.
- All-purpose use — suited to traditional garden plants and houseplants.
- Compact 1 L bottle — easy to store and handle.
Who Should Use SuperGreen All Purpose Plant Food
Home gardeners and houseplant owners who want one general-purpose liquid feed will find this a practical choice. It suits growers who prefer to mix nutrients with water rather than apply dry granules.
About SuperGreen All Purpose Plant Food 12-4-8
SuperGreen All Purpose Plant Food is a liquid fertilizer concentrate with a guaranteed analysis ratio of 12 nitrogen, 4 phosphorus and 8 potassium. It is sold as a single 1 L bottle. A safety data sheet is available from the distributor.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: How do I use it?
A: Mix the concentrate with water according to the label instructions. Follow the label for dilution rate and frequency.
Q: What does 12-4-8 mean?
A: The three numbers are the percentages of nitrogen (N), phosphorus (P) and potassium (K) in the fertilizer. This product contains 12 nitrogen, 4 phosphorus and 8 potassium.
Q: Is it suited to houseplants as well as garden plants?
A: Yes. The distributor describes it for all traditional garden plants and houseplants.
Q: How does a liquid concentrate compare with dry fertilizer?
A: A liquid concentrate dissolves in water and is applied at feeding, so it is easy to dose. Dry fertilizers are typically worked into the growing medium and release more gradually.
Q: Is a safety data sheet available?
A: Yes, an SDS dated October 2023 is available for this product. Review it before handling and storage.
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