Careers
Fertilising, strengthening, protecting – what do plants really need?
With the right care, plant strengthening and balanced fertilisation, ideal conditions are created for healthy, robust plants – without the use of harmful chemicals. We show the difference between plant strengthening and fertilisation and the advantages they offer compared to the use of pesticides.
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The same applies to all living things: a strong system is more resistant to external influences. This also applies to plants – healthy plants are more robust against pests, diseases and environmental stress factors. But how can you optimally support your plants? With the right care and regular strengthening, acute problems will occur much less frequently. Below, you will learn the difference between fertilisation, plant strengthening and pesticides, and the role these measures play in the health of your plants.
The same applies to all living things: a strong system is more resistant to external influences. This also applies to plants – healthy plants are more robust against pests, diseases and environmental stress factors. But how can you optimally support your plants? With the right care and regular strengthening, acute problems will occur much less frequently. Below, you will learn the difference between fertilisation, plant strengthening and pesticides, and the role these measures play in the health of your plants.
Plant strengthening – natural support for strong plants
Plant fortifiers, such as the products from Multikraft, activate the natural defences of your plants. Targeted support makes them more resistant to diseases, pests and extreme weather conditions - without any chemical contamination of the soil and environment.
The biggest advantage: plant fortification has a preventative effect. Healthy plants require fewer pesticides and are much better at overcoming stress factors. Nutrient absorption is also improved, making fertiliser more efficient and protecting the soil in the long term.
Combining plant strengthening agents such as Roots, Plants or Flowers from Multikraft with a balanced fertiliser creates the ideal conditions for healthy, resilient plants – with no harmful side effects for people or the natural world.
Multikraft products for strengthening your plants
Fertilisation – the perfect nutrient supply
Fertilisation ensures that your plants are supplied with essential nutrients – and thus forms the basis for healthy growth. Regular and balanced fertilisation strengthens plants, promotes their development and ensures a rich harvest.
Fertilisation ensures that your plants are supplied with essential nutrients – and thus forms the basis for healthy growth. Regular and balanced fertilisation strengthens plants, promotes their development and ensures a rich harvest.
Acute problems – use plant protection products sparingly and in a targeted manner
Pesticides should only be used when pests or diseases pose an acute problem. Although they are often very effective, they also pollute the environment. Targeted and sparing use is therefore important to minimise negative effects on humans, soil and beneficial insects. Combine plant strengthening with balanced fertilisation and you will create the best conditions for healthy, resilient plants – without any harmful side effects for people or nature.
An overview of the differences between plant strengthening, fertilisation and pesticides (plant protection)
Create the ideal conditions for healthy, resilient plants with plant fortifiers and the right dosage of fertiliser – without any harmful side effects for people or nature. Care for your plants regularly and pay attention to their needs, and they will thank you with vigorous growth and a rich harvest.
Create the ideal conditions for healthy, resilient plants with plant fortifiers and the right dosage of fertiliser – without any harmful side effects for people or nature. Care for your plants regularly and pay attention to their needs, and they will thank you with vigorous growth and a rich harvest.
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