Cultivate climate smart - make your own fertilizer water

Soil and fertilizer

Fertilizer water can be a pure miracle cure for tired vegetables and flowers, as it provides a quick replenishment of important nutrients. In this article, we tell you more about some of the most common types, and how you can easily make fertilizer water yourself.

2 for 79,90

Sowing soil KRAV 4L SE

4 liters

Kr 49.90

2 for 249,90

U-Soil 50L

Hasselfors

50 liters

Kr 149.90

2 for 199,90

Rhododendron soil 40L SE

40 liters

Kr 119.90

Tomato & chili soil 40L

Hasselfors

40 liters

Kr 129.90

Peat free soil 40L NO

40 liters

Kr 129.90

Peatfree Vege&Herb Soil

Weibulls

18 liters

Kr 99.90

Written by Liselotte Roll

Swedish garden inspirer, journalist and author of books about nature, cultivation and animals, such as "Soil", "Grow for insects" and "Chickens as a hobby".

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Soil and fertilizer for indoor plants

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Bokashi – create natural fertilizer from food scraps

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Soil and fertilizer