Fertilizer Sticks BIOPON B1218 with Manure, 30 pcs — slow-release plant fertilizer

BIOPON B1218 fertilizer sticks with manure, pack of 30, are a slow-release solid fertilizer designed for use with potted plants and garden ornamentals. The sticks are intended to be inserted into potting soil or garden beds where they steadily supply nutrients that support general plant growth, flowering and root development over an extended period. Their measured, solid form simplifies dosing and reduces the need for frequent liquid feedings.

Advantages

These slow-release fertilizer sticks provide a controlled and gradual supply of macro- and micronutrients, reducing the risk of over-fertilization and uneven application. The manure-based composition contributes organic matter and nutrients that support soil biological activity. Packaged as individual sticks, they offer convenient, pre-measured dosing that is easy to apply for hobby gardeners and plant owners who prefer low-maintenance feeding routines.

Suitable for

• Potted houseplants including foliage and flowering varieties
• Balcony or patio container plants and hanging baskets
• Garden ornamentals and bedding plants in beds or borders
• Routine feeding between liquid fertilizations for long-term maintenance

Key specifications

• Form: solid sticks for insertion into soil
• Quantity: 30 sticks per pack
• Release type: slow-release formulation for gradual nutrient delivery
• Composition: manure-based organic component combined with mineral nutrients
• Intended use: for potted plants and garden ornamentals

How to use

Insert the recommended number of sticks into the potting soil or planting medium at a depth of a few centimetres, keeping them away from direct contact with stems. For small pots use one stick, for medium to large containers use multiple sticks according to plant size and nutrient needs. Water the plant after application to activate nutrient release. Reapply new sticks following the manufacturer’s suggested interval or when routine feeding is required.

Usage recommendations

Use the sticks as a complement to, not a complete replacement for, a balanced fertilization strategy for heavy-feeding plants. Avoid placing sticks directly against roots or plant stems. Store unused sticks in a dry place away from children and pets.