Rustica Plus Compound Fertiliser 25kg

By Campbells

SKU: CAMPBELLS
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Campbells Rustica Plus is a granular NPKS compound fertiliser analysing 12% nitrogen, 5.0% phosphorus, 14% potassium and 9.7% sulphur, with calcium, magnesium, zinc and boron. Campbells states it is a true compound fertiliser, not a blend, with no separation of nutrients, the potassium is chloride-free sulphate of potash and the salt index is low. For vegetables, fruit, vines, flowers, turf and ornamentals. 25kg bag.

Description

Campbells Rustica Plus is an NPKS compound fertiliser analysing 12% Nitrogen, 5.0% Phosphorus, 14% Potassium and 9.7% Sulphur, with 3.1% Calcium, 1.2% Magnesium, 0.1% Zinc and 0.02% Boron. Campbells describes it as a dry spread fertiliser for vegetables, fruits, vines, flowers, turf and ornamentals, used as a base or top dressing.

Campbells states that Rustica Plus is a true compound fertiliser, not a mixture of different fertilisers pressed into a granule or physically mixed together, with no separation of nutrients. Its nitrogen is present as both nitrate, for an immediate growth response, and ammonium, for a longer-lasting effect. Its potassium is sulphate of potash only, which makes it chloride free, and its phosphorus is in a soluble form for ready uptake by roots.

Campbells also states that Rustica Plus has a low salt index and so minimises the potential for fertiliser scorch. Follow the application rates on the bag. Supplied in a 25kg bag.

Technical Specifications

Type NPKS compound fertiliser
Nutrient analysis 12% N, 5.0% P, 14% K, 9.7% S
Additional nutrients 3.1% Ca, 1.2% Mg, 0.1% Zn, 0.02% B
Nitrogen source Nitrate and ammonium
Potassium source Sulphate of potash (chloride free)
Salt index Low (manufacturer statement)
Application Base or top dressing
Pack size 25kg bag

Where to Use

  • Vegetables
  • Fruit trees and vines
  • Flowers, turf and ornamentals
  • Base dressing worked into the soil before planting

How to Apply

  1. Read the bag: follow the application rates on the bag for your crop or plants.
  2. Apply evenly: spread across the area as a base or top dressing, or work it into the soil before planting.
  3. Keep it off foliage: brush granules off leaves.
  4. Water in: irrigate or wait for rainfall to carry the fertiliser into the root zone.

Important Notes

  • Pickup only from our Keilor East yard.
  • Follow the application rates on the bag.
  • Wear gloves, keep the granules off foliage and wash hands after use.
  • Store sealed and dry, out of reach of children and pets.
  • Manufacturer information: Campbells Rustica Plus.

Key Features

  • True compound fertiliser: Campbells states it is a true compound fertiliser, not a blend, with no separation of nutrients
  • Analysis 12% N, 5.0% P, 14% K, 9.7% S plus Ca, Mg, Zn and B
  • Chloride-free potassium as sulphate of potash
  • Nitrogen as nitrate and ammonium
  • Low salt index, according to Campbells
  • For vegetables, fruit, vines, flowers, turf and ornamentals
  • 25kg bag

Frequently asked questions

What is Rustica Plus used for?

Campbells describes it as a dry spread fertiliser for vegetables, fruits, vines, flowers, turf and ornamentals, used as a base or top dressing.

What is the nutrient analysis of Rustica Plus?

12% nitrogen, 5.0% phosphorus, 14% potassium and 9.7% sulphur, plus 3.1% calcium, 1.2% magnesium, 0.1% zinc and 0.02% boron.

How much should I apply?

Follow the application rates on the bag. Water it in and keep granules off leaves; store the bag sealed and dry.

What makes it a compound rather than a blend?

Campbells states it is a true compound fertiliser, not a mixture of different fertilisers pressed into a granule or physically mixed together, with no separation of nutrients.

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