Natural nutrition for vigorous growth and a healthy, deep-green crop.

Innogreen ECO Organic (N) is a 100% organic nitrogen fertilizer, specially developed for healthy growth and abundant flowering in crops and ornamental plants. The fertilizer is ideal for situations where extra nitrogen is needed and contributes to vigorous plant growth and healthy soil.

Thanks to the gradual release of nutrients, ECO Organic N works for up to 3 months. The fertilizer is easy to spread, hardly leaches out, and does not cause burning when used correctly. Furthermore, the organic composition stimulates soil life and supports a healthy soil structure.

Innogreen's ECO fertilizers meet the requirements of Skal and FiBL and the European regulations for inputs in organic farming.

• 100% organic: natural nutrition for crops and ornamental plants.
• NPK 9-3-3: balanced ratio of nitrogen, phosphate, and potassium.
• Extra nitrogen: supports growth, leaf development, and green color.
• Long-lasting effect: gradually releases nutrients for approximately 3 months.
• Stimulates soil life: contributes to healthy and active soil.
• Limited leaching: nutrients become gradually available.
• Safe to use: does not cause burning when used correctly.
• Suitable for organic farming: meets the requirements for use in organic farming.

Composition 

Raw materials according to the product sheet:

• Fish meal

• Blood meal

• Meal from oilseed cakes of oil-bearing seeds

• Cocoa shells

The nitrogen is completely organically bound. The phosphate is soluble in mineral acid and neutral ammonium citrate; the potassium oxide is soluble in water.

Dosage and use

Dosage: 6–12 kg per 100 m²

For established plants you can apply Innogreen at its best in the spring, when the plants are becoming active and start growing, adjusting the correct dosage based on the plants' nutritional needs and soil fertility.

The organic nitrogen is gradually released and supports growth for up to approximately three months.

When to apply?

• March–April: the best time for the first fertilization, as soon as the plants start to break dormancy and the soil is sufficiently warmed.

• May–June: possibly top-dress if the plants need a lot of nutrition and the growth is therefore demanding.

• July–August: only if necessary, depending on the plant species and the soil conditions.

• From September: generally better avoid nitrogen-rich fertilization further, so established plants can prepare themselves well for the winter.

Note: not all house plants have the same nutritional needs. For species that are native to nutrient- poor soil, a lower dosage or no fertilizer at all is often better.