Fertilizante concentrado para tillandsias

Fertiliser concentrate for Tillandsias

Name: Fertiliser concentrate for Tillandsias
Brand: Ecoterrazas
SKU: Fertilizante-tillandsias
Price: 3.72 EUR
Availability: InStock

Reference Fertilizante-tillandsias

€3.72

Liquid fertiliser concentrate for Tillandsias.

Highly concentrated liquid for tillandsias, which is particularly suitable for this plant food group.

The mainly chelated trace elements are absorbed quickly and effectively through the leaves.

It contains all the necessary elements in an optimal composition so that your tillandsias grow with lush flowers and in excellent condition.

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