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Solid fertilizer or compound fertilizer is a special form of fertilizer that does not take into account the specific needs of specific plant species and instead provides a full and complete supply of indoor or garden plants. The basis of the whole fertilizer is a combination of the essential elements of phosphate, nitrogen and potassium, which are needed by numerous native plants for healthy growth. These trace elements are no longer present in all nutrient soil or potting soil in sufficient quantities today, so that an additional administration of these nutrients is needed. Exactly this task is taken over by complete fertilizer, whereby these can be supplied to the soil both in liquid form as in the form of fertilizer sticks. In order to avoid damage to a plant as a result of over-fertilization, each garden friend should be informed in advance, what nutrient content of the used earths and granules have, so as to find out whether the use of a complete fertilizer makes sense. If this is not the case and the soil shows only the lack of a specific nutrient, a special fertilizer is preferable to the whole fertilizer. This is offered by the specialist trade, for example, as a special nutrient mixture for orchids, rhododendrons, roses and many other plants and thus ensures a supplement of nutrients in a form that is known to be meaningful in the respective plant species.
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