Plus Tomato & Vegetable Fertiliser
The whole bed, not just the tomatoes.
Richgro's granular vegetable feed in a 5kg bag: nitrogen 11, phosphorus 1, potassium 7 and sulphur 16, with trace elements and a soil wetter through it. Apply 20 to 50 grams per square metre in early spring, mid summer and autumn. Tomatoes are on the front, but the herbs and greens beside them take the same feed.
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Plus Tomato & Vegetable Fertiliser details
Plus Tomato & Vegetable Fertiliser at a glance
- Product type
- Granular vegetable fertiliser
- Brand
- Richgro
- Analysis
- N 11, P 1, K 7, S 16
- Also contains
- Trace elements and a soil wetter
- Pack
- 5kg net
- Rate
- 20 to 50g per square metre
What Plus Tomato & Vegetable Fertiliser suits
What can you use Plus Tomato & Vegetable Fertiliser for?
Tomatoes and fruiting vegetables
The named use. Seven potassium behind eleven nitrogen is the shape a fruiting crop wants — growth first, then something to put into the fruit.
Leafy greens and brassicas
Nitrogen-led suits anything you are growing for its leaves. Same bag, same rate, no second product.
Herb beds
Richgro formulate it for vegetables and herbs together. Use the lower end of the rate — herbs do not want to be pushed hard.
Raised beds on Perth sand
The soil wetter earns its place here. On free-draining sand a feed that will not wet in is a feed that ends up on the path.
How much fertiliser?
Twenty to fifty grams a square metre
The rate is 20 to 50 grams per square metre, three times through the season — early spring, mid summer and autumn. The lower end is plenty for a bed that has been fed recently.
A 5kg bag at the middle of that range covers roughly 140 square metres of bed per application, which is a great deal more vegetable garden than most people have.
| Bed | Per application | Worth knowing |
|---|---|---|
| A raised planter, 1m x 1m | 20 to 50g | A small handful. Start at the lower end. |
| A veggie bed, 2m x 1m | 40 to 100g | Spread to the drip line, 10cm clear of the stems. |
| A 5kg bag | About 140m² at 35g | Several seasons of a home vegetable garden. |
Keep the granules at least 10cm clear of the stems, and water in well. Avoid the dust, keep it off your skin, and wash your hands afterwards.
Why Plus Tomato & Vegetable Fertiliser
Why choose Plus Tomato & Vegetable Fertiliser?
The analysis is on the front
11 nitrogen, 1 phosphorus, 7 potassium, 16 sulphur. A specification you can read rather than a general claim about being good for vegetables.
A soil wetter in the granules
It lowers the surface tension of water so it penetrates rather than beading and running off. On sand, that is most of the battle.
Trace elements included
So a deficiency does not send you looking for a second bag halfway through the season.
Granular, so you can see it
You know exactly where it has landed and can keep it clear of the stems, which a liquid feed never quite lets you do.
Getting Plus Tomato & Vegetable Fertiliser home
How to get Plus Tomato & Vegetable Fertiliser
Collect from the yard
Open seven days at 222 Barrington St, Bibra Lake. The loader puts it straight into your trailer or ute, and someone will tell you whether what you have brought will carry the load.
Borrow one of our trailers free for two hours to get your load home. No charge, no bond.
Have it delivered
Across Perth's southern suburbs, seven days. For a quote we need the address, how much you need, and anything awkward about access — tight driveways, low branches and side access all change which truck we send. Confirm the current cost when you order.
Formats
- 5kg bags
- Single bags or by the pallet
Using Plus Tomato & Vegetable Fertiliser
How to use Plus Tomato & Vegetable Fertiliser
Get compost through the bed first
Before you plant. A granular feed works on a soil that can hold it, and on sand that means organic matter going in before the fertiliser does.
Spread out to the drip line
Keeping the granules at least 10cm clear of the stems. Fertiliser banked against a stem burns it, and the roots doing the feeding are further out anyway.
Twenty to fifty grams a square metre
The lower end is plenty for a bed that has been fed recently. Early spring, mid summer and autumn, or whenever the bed asks for it.
Water in well
It gets the feed into the root zone and the soil wetter working. Then avoid the dust, keep it off your skin, and wash your hands when you are done.
When to choose something else
When it is the wrong product
- It is a fertiliser, not a soil improver. It feeds a crop; it does not fix a bed that dries out and cannot hold what you put in it.
- Not formulated for Australian natives. It is low in phosphorus at 1, but there are native plant foods made for the job and that is what a native bed wants.
- Rate matters. Fifty grams a square metre is the top of the range, not a starting point, and granules against a stem will burn it.
- Avoid the dust and keep it off your skin. Wash your hands once you have finished spreading.
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Goes with Plus Tomato & Vegetable Fertiliser
Other products you may need
Fix the bed first
A feed only works in soil that can hold it.
Manure instead, or as well
Slower, and it adds organic matter with the feed.
The other Richgro feeds
For flowers and for fruit trees.
Guides for plus tomato & vegetable fertiliser
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Need Plus Tomato & Vegetable Fertiliser for your project?
Send us the quantity you need, your suburb, and whether you would like to collect it or have it delivered. If you are not sure how much, put your measurements into the calculator above and we will check it for you.
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222 Barrington St, Bibra Lake WA 6163 · Open 7 days
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