Flowers Fertilizer

Flowers Fertilizer (پھولوں کی کھاد) is a balanced, bloom-boosting formula designed to encourage more flowers, brighter colors, and healthier stems. It contains essential nutrients including phosphorus and potassium — key elements for flower formation and petal strength.

Perfect for both seasonal and perennial flowers like roses, marigolds, zinnias, petunias, and chrysanthemums. Works equally well in potted plants, garden beds, hanging baskets, and rooftop setups.

Benefits:

• Boosts Bloom Count: Helps plants produce more flowers per stem
• Enhances Flower Color: Promotes brighter, more vibrant petals
• Strengthens Stems: Supports strong branches to hold heavy blooms
• Safe for Regular Use: Balanced formula won’t burn or stress the plant
• Perfect for Pakistani Conditions: Works well in both winter and summer flowers

How to Use Flowers Fertilizer

For Small Pots (6–8 inch):

1. Mix 1 teaspoon into the soil, then water.
2. Apply every 10–15 days near the base (avoid leaves)

For Medium Pots (10–12 inch):

1. Mix 2 teaspoon into the soil, then water.
   
2. Use every 10–12 days during blooming season

For Beds & Borders:

1. Sprinkle 20–30g per plant, mix lightly into top soil, and water well
   
2. Repeat every 15–20 days

Best Time:
Morning or evening. Avoid feeding during very hot afternoons or right before rain.

FAQs – Flower Fertilizer Use

Can I use this fertilizer for all types of flowers?
Yes — it works well for roses, marigolds, petunias, pansies, zinnias, sunflowers, and more.

Is it safe for daily use?
No — apply every 10–15 days only. Overuse can harm roots or delay blooming.

Can I use it for flowering vegetables (like tomatoes)?
Use a vegetable-specific fertilizer instead. This one is made for ornamental flowers.

How soon will I see results?
You’ll notice better growth and buds within 7–10 days of regular feeding.

Is it okay for indoor flowering plants?
Yes — just reduce the dosage and water thoroughly after feeding.

💡 Tip:

To get full results, use this flower fertilizer with compost or vermicompost. Deadhead faded flowers regularly to redirect energy to new blooms.