Product Features:
- HIGH PHOSPHORUS LEVELS: 10-52-10 Starter Fertilizer provides the necessary high phosphorus for young plants to initiate rapid root development, ensuring strong and healthy growth.
- FULLY WATER SOLUBLE: This fertilizer formulation is easily mixed with water for quick and efficient application during transplanting of seedlings or bedding plants.
- LOW SALT INDEX: With a low salt index, 10-52-10 is a very safe fertilizer for young plants, preventing any damage or stress from high salt concentrations.
- NO SULPHATES OR CHLORIDES: This product contains no harmful sulphates or chlorides, ensuring the safety and health of your plants throughout their growth cycle.
- VERSATILE APPLICATION: Suitable for use during transplanting of seedlings, annuals, field vegetable planting material, and greenhouse crops that require high phosphorus levels.
- 500g CONTAINER: The 500g container provides an ample amount of fertilizer for multiple applications, ensuring your plants receive the nutrients they need throughout their growth cycle.

Product Description:
HollandBasics 10-52-10 Starter Fertilizer is a fully water-soluble formulation that supplies the necessary high phosphorus levels for young plants to initiate rapid root development. A very safe fertilizer with a low salt index, it contains no sulphates or harmful chlorides. Use this product when transplanting seedlings or bedding plants, or whenever a high phosphorus fertilizer is required.

10-52-10 Starter Fertilizer promotes healthy and strong growth in young plants by providing the essential high phosphorus levels needed for rapid root development. Its low salt index and absence of sulphates and chlorides make it a safe choice for young seedlings.

This versatile fertilizer is suitable for use during transplanting of seedlings, annuals, field vegetable planting material, and greenhouse crops that require high phosphorus levels. The 500g container ensures you have enough fertilizer for multiple applications, giving your plants the nutrients they need throughout their growth cycle.