Organic NPK Liquid Fertilizer (3-0.3-5.5) Based on Vinasse with Nettle Extract for Yield and Soil Life
SNOEK's Master Liquid Fertilizer is an organic liquid fertilizer made from refined vinasse, enhanced with plant-based nettle extract. The balanced nutrient ratio (NPK 3-0.3-5.5) provides vegetables, greenhouse crops, and ornamental plants with the right amount of organically bound nitrogen and potassium and supports healthy soil life.
Your benefits at a glance:
- Beneficial for yield and flavor intensity: The targeted nitrogen-potassium ratio supports steady vegetative growth in vegetable cultivation and greenhouses. Potassium promotes turgor regulation, stabilizes fruit tissue, and supports fruit sugar formation.
- Activation of the soil microbiome: The included organic carbon compounds serve as a nutrient substrate for soil bacteria and beneficial fungi (including mycorrhiza). This strengthens the natural nutrient release in the root zone.
- Encouragement of fine root branching: An active substrate environment stimulates both the thickness and length growth of fine roots. This increases the nutrient and water uptake surface and enhances tolerance to abiotic stress like drought periods.
- Low-salt, gentle formulation: The low salt index prevents osmotic stress at the roots and ensures very good plant tolerance, even for sensitive young plants.
Declaration of main nutrients (NPK 3-0.3-5.5):
- Nitrogen (N): 3% total nitrogen (organically bound) for even growth.
- Phosphate (P2O5): 0.3% total phosphate to support root development.
- Potassium oxide (K2O): 5.5% total potassium oxide for high tissue stability and optimal water regulation.
Important user notes
Not suitable for hydroponics: Since the included organic nutrients need to be broken down by soil-based microorganisms first, the product is designed for soil-grown crops and organic substrates, not for sterile water systems or hydroponics.
Application made easy: Treat your green treasures to a course every 10 days during the growth phase.
• Standard: 5–10 ml per 1 liter of watering water.
• Hungry heavy feeders (tomatoes, cucumbers): 10–20 ml per 1 liter of watering water.