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Rose Camellia & Azalea 1kg
Premium controlled-release fertiliser for acid-loving flowers
Features & Benefits:
- For vibrant blooms and glossy foliage boosts overall plant health
- 6 month controlled slow-release feeding
- NPK – 15.88: 2.5: 9.9
Balanced nutrition for vibrant blooms and deep green foliage
Formulated with a balanced NPK ratio specifically suited to roses, camellias and azaleas, this premium controlled-release fertiliser provides the ideal blend of nutrients for acid-loving ornamentals which also includes gardenia and hydrangea varieties. The gentle, slow-release formula feeds continuously for up to six months, promoting lush growth, rich colour, and abundant flowering without the risk of burning sensitive roots.
Enhanced with trace elements, it strengthens plants from the ground up and helps them thrive through seasonal changes. Use year-round to support long-lasting garden blooms and healthy soil activity.
Rose, Camellia and Azalea Fertiliser is ideal for:
- Established roses, camellias and azaleas (in garden beds)
- Young or newly planted camellias and azaleas
- Potted roses, camellias, azaleas and gardenias
- Flowering shrubs and acid-loving plants
Application Rates:
Check health warning before use and wear gloves and a mask while working. Wash hands after use.
Established roses, camellias and azaleas (in garden beds): Use 75-100g per m² (¾-1 handful). Apply evenly around the drip line, keeping fertiliser away from stem or trunk and foliage. Water in well. Apply 6 monthly.
Young or newly planted camellias and azaleas: Use 30-50g per plant (¼-½ handful). Mix lightly into top 5cm of soil after planting. Water in well. Apply 6 monthly.
Potted roses, camellias, azaleas and gardenias: Use 5-10g per m² per 20cm pot (1-2 teaspoons). Mix gently into the top layer of the potting mix. Water in well. Apply 6 monthly.
Flowering shrubs and acid-loving plants: Use 50-75g per m² (½ handful). Sprinkle evenly over the root zone. Water in well. Apply 4-6 monthly
Avoid placing fertiliser directly against stems or trunks or if the temperature is exceeding 30 degrees Celsius. For sandy or high-rainfall areas, reapply after 4–5 months if needed
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