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Charlie Carp All Purpose Fertiliser is Australia's organically based, environmentally friendly and general-purpose fish fertiliser.
The 5 litre concentrate makes up to 1500 litres.
Our All Purpose Fertiliser is a general fertiliser that can be used on all plants and shrubs. It is organically based and made from European carp, a pest that is destroying Australian waterways.
Charlie Carp All Purpose fertiliser is packed full of nutrients including omega 3 oils and proteins to help grow your indoor and outdoor plants, lawns and crops. With our All Purpose Fertiliser there is no need to worry about changing which fertiliser you use on each individual plant, garden bed or lawns.
Charlie Carp All Purpose Fertiliser is good for everything your garden grows.
• Is compatible with all types of plants and lawns
• Sustainable and environmentally friendly
• Organically based fertiliser high in nitrogen and low in phosphorous
• Effective in all seasons and climates
• Stimulates faster and more luscious growth
• Encourages more abundant flowering and fruiting
• Boosts plant immune system
• Improves soil by encouraging micro-organisms
Directions for Use:
Shake well before use
Apply to Foliage until point of run-off
Never apply direct from the bottle
Never apply in the heat of the day, early morning or late evening is best
Standard Dilution Rate:
10ml to 1 litre of water or 90 ml to 9 litres of water (if using a standard 9 litre watering can)
Covers 10 m2
| Application | Rate per 1L of Water | Frequency |
|---|---|---|
| Established Gardens, Trees, Roses and Shrubs | 10 ml | Monthly |
| Ferns & Indoor plants | 3 ml | 2-4 weeks during growing season |
| Lawns | 5 ml | Monthly during growing season |
| Natives | 5ml | Monthly during growing season |
| Fruits, Vegetables, Herbs & Annuals | 5 - 10ml | 2-4 weeks during growing season |
| Camelias, Azaleas & Rhododendrons | 5ml | Monthly during growing season |
| Seedlings | 5ml | 2-4 weeks during growing season |
| Transplanting & planting | 5ml | At planting and again 2 weeks later |
