Baumbad Liquid Fertilizer Vermicompost 1 Liter / Worm Compost Tree Fertilizer NPK 1-1-1

Fertilizing can increase soil fertility, promote growth, enhance soil life and contribute to soil improvement – ​​but not all fertilization is beneficial, because soils can also be over-fertilized.

Organic fertilizer (e.g. compost/worm compost) builds humus and supports soil life, while mineral fertilizer is more focused on individual nutrients (e.g. NPK) and should be used more carefully.

Yes, a soil test is highly recommended. The condition of soil is difficult to reliably assess with the naked eye. Many garden and urban soils are already over-supplied with certain nutrients like nitrogen or phosphorus, while other nutrients are lacking. A soil analysis reveals the actual nutrient content and pH value of the soil and provides specific recommendations for proper fertilization.

A simple soil analysis in Germany usually only costs about €20–40 and can, for example, LUFA laboratories, chambers of agriculture or specialized garden laboratories This can be carried out. The results allow for much more targeted fertilization planning and the avoidance of over-fertilization – this protects the soil and groundwater and ensures healthier trees in the long term.

Yes, trees can also be grown over Tree watering bags fertilized The bag releases the water slowly and drop by drop into the soil, ensuring the fertilizer reaches the root zone evenly. This brings a large portion of the soil around the tree into contact with the diluted nutrient solution, facilitating absorption through the roots.

The important thing is to only... liquid fertilizers Use only the appropriate fertilizer and dilute it sufficiently with water beforehand. Solid components can clog the openings of the watering bag. Strong-smelling liquid manures or thick fertilizer teas should also not be placed in the bag. Liquid organic fertilizers, for example those based on worm compost, can be easily mixed with water and applied evenly via the watering bag.

Typical signs of deficiency include, for example, leaf yellowing/discoloration, premature leaf drop, poor flowering, and reduced growth. You also point out that these signs are accompanied by... Drought stress They can be similar, and you should check the water supply first.