Citrus Feed Concentrate

The perfect plant food for your citrus plants. It helps them grow healthy and strong with a rich green leaf colour and boosts fruit set and development.

Slow release granules protect the plant from over-watering
Ideal for crocking and improving humidity
Help prevents root damage
Decorative pot topper for indoor and outdoor use
Lightweight

Formed from ceramic clay pebbles, Westland Hydroleca granules have a smooth, dense outer skin and honeycomb interior. They absorb water and slowly release, to create a beneficial microclimate and protects from over-watering and root damage. They're also ideal for use as a decorative pot topper, in pots for crocking and lining greenhouse benches.

How to Use: Decorative Topping -Sprinkle a layer on the compost surface of pots, containers, window boxes and tubs. It can be used both in and outdoors.

Houseplant Care -Place the plant pot on a layer of Hydroleca which will absorb water and release it slowly to prevent root damage through the pot standing in water. The humid microclimate created around the plant is especially beneficial in centrally heated homes.

Crocking and Potting Up - For crocking, put a handful of Hydroleca in the bottom of pots and containers before filling with compost. This will provide good water retention and aeration, improving plant root growth and overall health. For lightweight pots and containers add Hydroleca to potting compost in a ratio of one part Hydroleca to three parts compost to grow a wide range of plants, including small trees and shrubs.

Greenhouse Benches - Fill a tray with a 2cm layer of Hydroleca and place plant pots on top. Keep the Hydroleca moist so that it gradually releases moisture to the plants placed on its surface and improves greenhouse humidity.

Formulation Content: Clay granule aggregate

Safety Information: Always read the product label before use. For full safety information please see the product Safety Data Sheet (SDS).
Use in a well ventilated place and avoid breathing in dust. We recommend wearing gloves when gardening and then washing hands after use.