Wool pellets are 100% organic fertiliser , made from Norwegian sheep wool which is not suitable for textile production.
Wool adds to the soil a unique combination of nutrients and organic material that helps to stimulate micro-life and improve soil structure.Wool slowly releases nutrients to the soil , making it a steady and stable source of nutrients. In addition, the pellets act as a moisture buffer and ensure a healthy and supportive environment in which to grow.
Properties of wool pellets:
- Long-acting nutrition (12-0.1-3 NPK)
- Soil improver (structure and microlife)
- Regulates humidity
- Reduces the occurrence of brown slugs and deer (*)
- 100% organic and natural
- Free from toxins
- Produced in Norway (with Norwegian raw materials)
Ingredients: 100% Norwegian sheep's wool
Volume: 0.5 - 12L
Use: Mix easily into the soil for soil improvement, around roots/seeds for moisture and nutrition, or on the bottom of the flower pot/pallet frame for water drainage.
Dosage ratio:
Potted plants and ornamental plants
About one handful (50g) per 10-15 liters of soil.
Vegetables and herbs
10-15g per plant or about one handful (50g) per m2 for vegetables with low nutrient requirements (lettuce, radish, peas, beans etc.)
15-30g per plant or 100g (two handfuls) per m2 for vegetables with medium nutrient requirements (carrot, kohlrabi, cucumber, etc.)
30-50g per plant or 150g (three handfuls) per m2 for vegetables with high nutrient requirements (tomato, leek, Chinese cabbage, cauliflower, Brussels sprouts, etc.)
Trees and outdoor plants
250-400g per tree depending on the nutritional requirements
* = Some people experience good properties against brown slugs and other pests, but this has not been documented through scientific research
Wool Pellets
Wool pellets are a 100% organic fertilizer and soil improver, made from Norwegian sheep's wool which is not suitable for the textile industry. Wool gives the pellets a unique combination of nutrients and organic material that helps improve the soil's structure and microbacterial life.