Autumn Plant Feed – Winter Hibernation – Mr. Green Grass®

We recommend starting fertilisation with Autumn Plant Feed – Winter Hibernation – Mr. Green Grass® in August or September, as the 4-month action cycle of the summer fertiliser concludes. Transitioning from Slow Release Plant Fertiliser – Lush Garden – Mr. Green Grass® to Autumn Plant Feed – Winter Hibernation – Mr. Green Grass® signals the plant to stop producing new shoots and instead focus on strengthening tissues and roots. Such a smooth dietary change ensures that plants enter dormancy in the best possible condition, without unnecessary stress.

High soil moisture in autumn is actually desirable, as it helps nutrients reach deep into the root system. The fertiliser formula has been developed so that minerals bind stably with the soil and remain available to the plant until the first hard frosts. Thanks to this, Autumn Plant Feed – Winter Hibernation – Mr. Green Grass® is not wasted during autumnal wet weather, but effectively builds your garden’s resistance from within.

Sudden drops in temperature are not an obstacle, as the fertiliser is designed specifically to harden plant cells for such conditions. The components contained in the product thicken cell sap, which protects plants against tissue damage caused by ice. Even if winter arrives early, your plants will be provided with professional protection against frost damage.

This is a deliberate action – while Slow Release Plant Fertiliser – Lush Garden – Mr. Green Grass stimultes growth in summer, Autumn Plant Feed – Winter Hibernation – Mr. Green Grass contains a negligible dose of nitrogen to avoid encouraging plants to produce new, delicate shoots. It focuses on providing potassium and phosphorus, which are responsible for lignifying stems and developing roots. Thanks to this, the plant does not waste energy on growth that would be destroyed by frost anyway, but instead prepares for a safe sleep.

Although the effects of using Autumn Plant Feed – Winter Hibernation – Mr. Green Grass® are invisible to the naked eye during winter, you will notice them instantly at the start of the next season. Plants that have survived the winter without frost damage start vegetation much faster and have more energy to build flower buds. It is thanks to this autumn support that your garden will regain its glow in March and April almost immediately after the snow melts.