Typhoon Slow Release Native Plant Tablets (10g Tabs) 10kg

• Measured dose every time

• Labour saving • Perfect for landscapers

• Feeds for up to 12 months

• Root zone placement means no feeding surface rooted weeds

• Incorporates essential trace elements to compensate for local soil deficiencies

• Available in: NATIVE 21N 1P 11K + T.E.

Application Rates:

Typhoon® Native tablets are suitable for all Phosphorus sensitive plant species.

Ornamental Field Planting Groundcovers: 1 x 10 gram

Small shrubs: 1 x 10 gram

Shrubs in 200mm tubs: 1-2 x 20 gram for each metre of height or width.

Trees:

Up to 30cm high 1 x 20 gram tabs.

30 to 60cm high 1-2 x 20 gram tabs.

60cm-1 metre high 2-3 x 20 gram tabs.

1-1.5 metre high 3-4 x 20 gram tabs.

1.5-2 metre high 4-6 x 20 gram tabs.

Nursery stock in containers.

10 L bags 1 x 20 gram.

20 L bags 2-4 x 20 gram.

45 L bags 3-6 x 20 gram.

100 L bags 6-8 x 20 gram.

Correct Placement of Typhoon® slow-release tablets in the planting hole

For young plants, simply punch the holes & place the Typhoon® tablets ½ way up the side of the root ball, hard against the roots. It is important to note that Typhoon® will not burn when the tablets are placed in direct contact with the roots.

For established trees, punch the holes along the drip line to a depth of 80-100mm as illustrated. Application rates shown in the above table is only a general guide. The number of tablets required to be applied will depend on the size of the Typhoon® tablets, tree age & nutrient demand of the specific plant. For more information, please contact your nearest distributor or Langley Fertilizers.

How do Typhoon® slow release tablets work?

Typhoon® plant tablets contain slow release fertilisers & deliver nutrients & organic carbon to plants as per the plants nutrient demand & feed all types of trees, shrubs & ground cover plants for up to one year. However, the release of Nitrogen is through microbial breakdown & we recommend to reapply after 7 –8 months to effectively match the nutrient supply as per the plants nutrient demand.

Do typhoon® slow-release tablets stay in tablet form after application?

The Typhoon® tablets are designed to slowly break down and dissolve after application & lock into the soil. If dug up after a few months, there will usually be a milky white area where the tablet has broken down and begun to dissolve & be consumed by the plant.

Frequently Asked Questions:

Q. Can Typhoon Native tablets be used on vegetable and other plants?

A. Yes it can.