FENIX Balanced Autumn fine 1-2mm 20 kg long-term fertilizer 13-05-24+3MgO 40% N MU

FENIX fertilizer is intended for professional users with appropriate experience and completed training. For use in your own garden, use the Garden Boom fertilizer series from the same manufacturer AGRO CS. When purchasing FENIX fertilizer, it is assumed that the user is familiar with all risks, storage rules and application procedures.

Autumn fertilizer FENIX Balanced Autumn fine 1-2mm, 20 kg 13-05-24+3MgO 40% N MU with a balanced nutrient ratio (13-05-24+3MgO)

Autumn fertilizer with fine granulation and long-term effect, designed for professional and hobby use on all types of grass areas. Thanks to its composition 13-05-24+3MgO, it provides the lawn with a balanced supply of nutrients needed for a strong root system, proper overwintering and an early spring start.

This fertilizer contains 40% nitrogen in the form of MU (methylurea) - a slow-release chain urea. The nitrogen is released gradually due to microbial activity in the soil, which ensures long-term and even action without the risk of overfertilization or burning the lawn.

Autumn fertilizer is part of an exceptional series that uses the long-term effect of nitrogen in oligomers of various lengths (chained urea molecules). Compared to the Premium series, this variant contains 40% nitrogen in the form of MU, making it an ideal choice for large grass areas, parks, sports areas and home lawns where stable nutrition and a long-lasting effect are required.

Main advantages:

• Balanced nutrient ratio for the autumn period (13-05-24+3MgO)

• 40% nitrogen in the form of MU – slow and long-term release

• Fine granulation for even spreading 1-2 mm

• Ideal for all types of lawns – gardens, parks, sports fields

Package size: 20 kg

Recommended application period: August - September, November - March

This autumn fertilizer is a great choice for anyone who wants to give their lawn balanced nutrition, long-term effects, and a healthy appearance even after the winter.

Methylene urea (MU) is a special source of slowly released nitrogen.
It is produced by condensing urea molecules with formaldehyde under precisely defined conditions, resulting in polymer chains of varying lengths. The pattern of gradual nitrogen release from MU is influenced mainly by the length of the resulting chains and the ratio between fast-acting nitrogen forms (water-soluble)
and forms capable of gradual nitrogen release (water-insoluble). Shorter chains are more soluble in water, therefore more available for microbial activity. In contrast, longer chains are less soluble and soil microorganisms need more time to convert them into soluble forms.