<\/span><\/h2>\nIn the previous paragraphs and the associated special article, you were able to get to know the composition and effect of different home remedies. A combination of the most varied of these substances that occur at home – for example in the form of compost – can certainly guarantee balanced plant nutrition. Viewed individually, however, they offer a rather unbalanced, insufficiently dosed, or only short-acting diet. Nevertheless, you should use the effects of home remedies as much as possible if the sustainability of your actions is important to you – or if you just don’t like to let something go to waste.<\/p>\n
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If you do not run your own compost and continuously deprive your plants of nutrients by removing leaves, clippings, fruit, or vegetables and pruning, a long-term supply of external nutrients is inevitable. These should primarily be offered in organic form to maintain and promote the quality of your soil. The slow release from the active soil life results in a flowing release that enables even plant growth. Such an organic slow-release fertilizer is easy to use and poses no danger to the soil or the environment. Even if you spread it a little more generously, over-fertilization is more than unlikely. Organic fertilizers are available in a suitable composition for different groups of plants – for lawns, autumn lawns, tomatoes and vegetables, flowers, and also as a universal fertilizer.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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