Rose Fatigue 2

Fit roses, beautiful roses

A common ailment in roses is rose fatigue. The causative agent of this disease is a tiny nematode that eats the roots so that the rose can no longer grow and bloom properly. The solution is simple. Mycorrhizae fungi and indispensable soil bacteria restore the natural balance of the soil. The result is a rose bush with healthy roots, good resistance, and a rich flowering.

Contents:

• 200 grams Flower Saver Plus
• 200 grams Biovin
• 100 grams Colonize
• 1/2 litre Yuccah
• 1 litre Fulvic25

Tip!

Never use artificial fertilisers or chemical pesticides! These poison the environment and kill useful insects, fungi, and bacteria for a healthy soil life.

1. 1. Take the ground drill and make 3 holes from 20 to 25 cm deep between the roots.
2. 2. Mix the soil you get from a hole with 50 grams of Flower Saver Plus and 50 grams of Biovin. Put this mixture back in the hole.
3. 3. Make a mixture of 10 grams colonize AG and 10 cc Yuccah,10 cc Fulvic 25 on 10 liters of waters.
4. 4. Pour that over the ground around the bush (minimum surface area 1 m² per bush)
5. 5. Then sprinkle some Biovin over the bottom.