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Timely fertilisation and observance of all the necessary rules are the key to vigorous and healthy flower development

Once you have chosen the right fertiliser, it is essential to read the instructions carefully and follow the recommendations strictly. Under no circumstances should the dosage specified be exceeded. The formula (N, P, K) is usually indicated on the label and is the ratio of the main elements (nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium) expressed as a percentage. These elements are needed for vegetative growth, bud formation and flowering, as well as for the formation of the root system. Many fertilisers also contain more trace elements, such as copper, zinc, molybdenum, cobalt, boron and manganese.

Nitrogen is needed for vegetation, phosphorus for root and flower development, and potassium for overall plant strength and flower and fruit formation. Most fertilisers contain mineral elements in varying proportions. Fertilisers for indoor plants are divided into fertilisers for ornamental plants (high in nitrogen) and fertilisers for flowering plants (high in potassium). Fertilisers with micronutrients are fast-acting and are intended for the above-ground part of the plant. Micronutrient deficiencies are manifested by yellowing of the plant's veins or the surface between the veins.