Norlake Sheep Pellets
Norlake Sheep Pellets are a natural fertiliser that provides plants with nutrients as they break down.
Dig into garden beds to improve soil structure, encourage earthworms and microbial activity for healthy plant growth.
N - P - K 3 - 2 - 4
Benefits
- A natural fertiliser to condition soil and feed plants.
- Improves soil structure and increases earthworm activity.
- 100% weed free.
Directions for use
At planting:
- Apply 1kg per square metre of garden.
- Mix into soil.
- Water well.
Existing plants:
- Apply 500g per square metre around plants.
- Mix into soil.
- Water well.
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Norlake Sheep Pellets reviews
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Excellent results with the Sheep Pellets, they certainly assist all plants and trees with their growth, health and fruit production. Highly recommended
Terry McMinn
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